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PREFACE 

IX |)r(i(liicin^; [\us hunk llic ;iiiii has liciMi two-fold: to ])ro\i(l(' as a ptTiiiaiicnl 
record of t lie fi real war a pictorial iiuister-rr)ll of all tho officers and stndeiit- 
otficers of tlu' \a\al Ail Ser\ice. and to present in narratixe form the history 
and achievements of the \a\;d A\ iation ('ori)s. To the former end ex'ery elVorl 
lias heen exerted to oi)tain as many jjiiotofiraphs of indi\idual memtiers of the 
officer-[)ersonnel as was possible nnder the many difficulties enconiilered. Every 
trick of the printers' art has lieen employed to reproduce these pictures to the 
hesl aii\antay:e, it heiiif;- borne in mind tliat most of them were snapshots and 
totally unsuited for reproduction. Heeause of the larjie number of men in the 
corps and the many photofjraphs eolleeted, the data relating to each mendier of 
the personnel must necessarily be brief. 

.V brief history of the corps, toj;ether with articles pertaininji to a few of its 
branches and acti\ilies. and a coniprehensi\e collection of pictures illustrating 
its salient features com|)rise the remainder of tlie book. Primary consideration 
has been given to the persoimel section of the volume, and tiie text matter has 
eonsequentl.v been made .secondary in some instances. To have <lon<' tuil justice 
to the excellent work which was performed at the air stations and to have treated 
all the \arious branches and actixities would ha\e required more si)ace than was 
ax'ailable. 

Ks|)ecial thanks are due, and are hereby acknowledged, to the followint; men 
for their hearty cooi)eration and assistance in ])roducing this book: 



rommander L. H. M.\xfield. 
Lieut. Couulr. .V. (". Rk.xd. 
Lieutenant F. ^L Smith. 
Lieutenant .) . H. ('r\iMl\GS. 
Lieutenant .V. ^L Mm.dwin. 
Lt. (j.g.) D. B. Alvohd. 
Lt. (j.g.) T. H. Ch.vi.m.w. 

Lt. (j.g.) A. J. DiTM.VN. 

Lt. (j.g.) R. Emkkson-. 
Lt. (j.g.) J. W. Lancto. 
Lt. (j.g.) -L J. M.vcAttee. 
Lt. (j.g.) J. C. Mi:x/iF.s. 



Ensign R. L. B.\nks. 
Ensign D. L. Brown. 
Ensign W. W. Coile. 
Ensign L. K. Dickey. 
Ensign A. H. Edw.vrd. 
Ensign C. F. H.vrper. 
Ensign J. M. CiR.\ri IS. 
Ensign T. H. jMcClure. 
Ensign IL C. Mitchell. 
Ensign DeLos Tiii)M.\s. 
Ensign E. H. W.vi.ks. 



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Washington', D. C. 

To the Novdl Aviators: 

WHEXiu August. li)lS, 1 foiiiul ou visit iuii' France a coiuijIcIc chain 
of Naval Aviation Stations engaged in a systematic patrol of I lie 
waters of that "neck of tlie bottle" through which our tro()|)s and 
supplies had to j)ass, I had hut to examine the weekly charts of Gernum 
submarine operations to realize how much our aviators were doing lo 
make these waters safe. To the men engaged in these duties, whether 
on land or actually flying, there came few of the thrills of actual war. but 
they will always have the deej) satisfaction of knowing that their work, 
though silent, counted much in the winning of the wqr. I venture to 
predict that when the records of the German naval activities become 
available, we will find that the enemy also recognized the importance 
of the American Navy in the air as well as on the sea. 

There is one outstanding feature of American Naval Aviation in 
the great war — it conducted actual and active operations against 
the enemy for many months, and conducted them with credit and 
success. When the United States entered the war. our Naval Avia- 
tion was almost less than a nucleus in both materiel antl personnel. 
In the summer of the following year, our Naval Aviators were doing 
patrol work in American-built planes, not only in our home waters but 
also on the coasts of England, Ireland, France and Belgium. In addi- 
tion, we were conducting operations on a large scale with lighter-than- 
air craft in France and were taking an important i)art iii the work 
of the Northern Bombing Grouj) near the Belgian border. 

Taking the work as a wliole from the conception and working out 
of the broad operating ])lans in the very beginning down lo the training 
of the personnel, the creation of the materiel and the final operations 
against the enemy, the enterprise must be stamped with the approval 
of the countrv as a whole. 



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OjxTJil idii-^ and Acliicvcinciits of llic Xaval Air Force 

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HEX AiiR'rica (-iitcred seven years. In November, 1910. Eugene 
the war, the I'nited Ely made the first fli^Mit from the deck of 




war 
States Navy ])ossesseil 
lull one aircraft station 
and twenty-two train- 
irifi' seaplanes witli none 
lit for service use, and 
a lif;litcr-than-airef|uip- 
niciil that was iieulij;il>le. Tliere were 
tiiirty-eight naval aviators. When the 
armistice was signed, there were in opera- 



a iia\al ves.sel, when lie flew from the 
I'. S. S. Birmingham, a .scout cruiser, at 
Hampton Roads, out over the waters of 
the Roads and ('hesa|)eake Hay. This 
marked the beginning of iia\al aviation. 
.\ few months later, in the spring of 1911, 
flights were made by Curtiss in a hydro- 
aerojilane to and from the armored 
cruiser Pennsi/liania (now the I'itt.i- 



tion twenty-eight United States naval hnnjli) in the harbor of San Diego, C'al. 



air stations overseas, thirteen in the 
United States and insular possessions, two 
in Canada, and twelve land .s(|uadrons for 
special offensive operations against sub- 
marines at their ba.ses, not to mention the 
numerous schools, storehou.ses, assembly 
plants, repair dei)ots, and the naval air- 
craft factories which were required to fur- 
nish the necessary personnel and facilities 
for the operation of tho.se air stations. 

The aviation personnel at the clo.se of 
hostilities had reached a total of 4-2,000— 
more than two-thirds the entire naval 
personnel prior to our entry into tlie war. 

EXPERIMENTAL PEKIOU 

The first .scientific demonstrations of 
aeromuitic principles were niatle by I'ro- 
fes.sor Langley at Quantico, or Widewater 
on the Potomac, ^'a., in 189(>. Langley 
was subjected to so nmch ridicule that he 
broke down under the attack and his 
death occurred before he was able to 
complete his experiments. In 190;5 the 
Wright Hrothers made their first success- 
ful flight with a "heavier-than-air" craft 
carrying the pilot. Then followed nu- 
merous exjjeriments, both in this country 



To conduct these experiments, on both 
ves.sels were built false decks forward. 
From that time until the winter of 1917, 
the time was occupied in experimentation, 
and the formation of the nucleus of a 
naval aviation section. The first naval 
aviator to qualify for flying was Lieut. 
T. (i. Ellyson, who, it should be said, was 
also the first to u.se the catapult as a 
launching apparatus, from which he made 
an ascent at the Xaval .\cademy. Other 
pioneers in 1911 l'-2 and 1913 were Lieuts. 
.lohn Rodgers, .lolin II. Towers, P. N. L. 
lU'llinger. (\ K. Hronson, Chevalier, 
Hillingsly. Stol/, Saufley and Whiting; 
Lieut. Comdr. 11. C. Mustin; Lieuts. 1$. 
L. Smith and .V. \. Cunningham, U. S. 
Marine Corps; Xaval Constructor H. C 
Richards, Civil I*'nginccr .1. \'. Rockwell. 
Ensign ^'. 1). Ilerbster, and i)erha|)s half 
a dozen more of the regular Xavy and 
Marine Corps. The toll was heavy 
among these adventurous young pioneers, 
for the machines were frail and crude, and 
the hazards were great. Lieut. Hillingsly 
was killed in a crash in 191:?. and in the 
following two or three years, Stolz, Rock- 



and in Europe, extending over the ensuing well, Saufley and Bron.son sacrificed their 

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lives to the development of naval aero- 
nautics. 

The first aviation camp to be es- 
tablished by the Navy was located at 
Annapolis in 1913; prior to which naval 
flyers and students trained at the Curtiss 
school at San Diego, Cal. At about the 
same time a camp was started at Guan- 
tananio, Cuba, and operated while the 
fleet was in Caribbean waters. In De- 
cember, the Annapolis camp was trans- 
ferred to Pen.sacola.Fla., where the battle- 
ship Mississippi (later sold to the Greek 
Government) was assigned as station .ship. 
Shortly afterwards, an air station was 
constructed ashore at Pensacola, which 
was destined to be the first fixed aviation 
station in America. During the follow- 
ing summer the Mississippi was sold and 
the armored cruiser Xorfh Carolina 
became the aviation and station ship. 
She was the only vessel, and Pensacola 
the .sole station, engaged in naval flying 
at the time we entered the war with 




Germany in April, 1917. At that time the 
Navy had thirty-eight qualified aviators, 
and all of 163 enlisted men detailed to 
aviation duty; while the assortment of 
twenty-two seaplanes were fit for training 
pur])oses only; the equipment comprised 
live kite planes, two free l)alloons and 
no dirigibles. 

ADMINISTR.\TIOX OF THE AIR SERVICE 

Back of the marvelous expansion of 
naval aviation was a superb administra- 
tive organization, without which the 
service would have i)roven a failure no 
matter how much zeal, inventive genius 
and patriotic enthu.siasm had been mus- 
tered in the cause. As has been pointed 
out, production at once jumped to 
enormous jirojjortions, and the necessity 
for establisliing stations in remote parts 
of the world called for rapid construction, 
equi]3ment of all kinds in cjuantities and 
transportation facilities. These prol)lenis 
required administrative ability of a high 
order, and the success of the operations 
is largely due to the officials who admin- 
istered the affairs of the naval air service. 
Captain Noble E. Irwin, U. S. N., was 
early in the war detailed as Director of 
Naval Aviation, and Supervisor of the 
Naval Reserve Flying Corps, imder the 
Chief of Operations at the Navy Depart- 
ment. Both Secretary Daniels and 
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt gave their 
heartiest support to the air service, and 
allowed the director practically a free 
hand to carry out his camiiaign. As- 
sociated with Captain Irwin were the 
pioneers of naval aviation: Capt. H. C. 




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Mustiii; Coindrs. Kcmiclli Wliiting. .1. II. 
Towers, \V. (I. Cliilds; I.icut. Coiiulrs. 
P. N. L. Bellinger, C. deC. Chevalier. A. 
C. Read, and E. O. McDonnell; Maj. M. 
L. Smith of the Marine ('(>r])s, and other 
young enthusiasts who had demonstrated 
their ability in the ])rofession of living. 
The naval aviation forces in Kurojie were 
under the command of ("apt. T.T.Craven, 
who after the deniohili/.ation succeeded 
Captain Irwin as Director of Naval .Avia- 
tion at the de])artment. The air service 
afloat was luider Ca|)t. Hutch I. Cone, 
aide for aviation on Vice-Admiral Sims' 
staff. Captain Cone was seriously in- 
jured when the IJritisli steamer Leinsler 
was torpedoed on October 10, 1018. while 
returning from an inspection trip of the 
naval air stations in Ireland, but later 
resumed active duty. 

At the Navy Department, the work of 
the aviation service wa.s divided among a 
!iumi;er of bureaus, all of which cooperat- 
ed to the fullest extent. The activities 
of the service were under the Office of 
()])erations: the jiersonncl, officers and 
men, was supplied in sufficient number by 



the recruiting dixision of the Hureau of 
Navigation; the Bureau of Steam Kngi- 
neering furni.shed motors and radio e(|ui|)- 
ment; the Bureau of Construction ami 
Rei)air the hulls and wings of tile planes; 
the Bureau of Ordnance the nuichines, 
guns, bombs and other armament; the 
Bureau of Yards and Docks conducted tlie 
building operations at the many stations 
throughout the world and furnished the 
motor transportation; the Bureau of 
Medicine and Surgery sujjplied tiainc<i 
per.sonnel of the medical and Iios])itaI 
cori)s, conducted the special examinations 
reipiired for aviators and looked after 
the physical welfare of the air forces at 
home and abroad; the Bureau of Supplies 
and Accounts brought to bear its n:agnifi- 
cent ])urchasing and su])i)iy organiza- 
tions in keeping a constant stream of 
material, provisions and ec|uipnient, be- 
.sides paying and feeding the men wjicr- 
ever they were serving. The head- 
quarters of the Marine Corps su|)i)lied 
both marine personnel and material for 
the o])erations in \\Iiich both scr\ices 
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DEVELOPMENT BEGAN WITH THE WAR 

From this review of pre-war conditions, 
it will be seen that the naval aviation 
corps was almost wholly developed after 
America began hostilities. Despite the 
lack of pre])aredness for war, however, it 
is a source of pride to all members of the 
corps that the first orf,'anized American 
fighting force to land in France was a 
detail of naval aviators. This advance 
guard, under Commander Kenneth Whit- 
ing, arrived at Bordeaux on June (>, 1!)17, 
just two niontlis to the day after war was 
declared, and consisted of trained and 
student aviators selected at the retjuest 
of the French Navy to assist in combat- 
ing the Hun .submarines which were 
working havoc along the French coast. 

At the very outset a board of officers 
was sent abroad to study foreign types 
of machines, and returned with some 
startling facts concerning the submarine 
menace, which had assumed proportions 
much uglier than was at that time fully 
appreciated in this country. It became 
apparent at once that not only must 



America send over aircraft of a far 
sn])erior type to any which the Navy had, 
but they must be shipped across in ciuan- 
tities that astounded the authorities. 
After a conference in which theories and 
preconceived plans were ruthlessly tram- 
pled down, a definite ])rogram of ty])es 
was agreed upon, which when once 
adopted, was scrupulously followed 
througliout the war, regardless of all 
doubts and criticism. As a consequence 
of the faithful adherence to the program, 
an uninterrupted ])roduction was accom- 
plished with no lo.ss of material which had 
to be scrapped, and what was still more 
vital, with no loss of time. The per- 
formance of the aircraft in actual service 
amply vindicated the selection of the 
types. In a marvelously short time the 
Navy had emljarked upon an aviation 
program, on both sides of the Atlantic, 
on a scale which astoni.shed all who were 
cognizant of its development. 

No less remarkable was the growth of 
the personnel. From the handful of 
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mental work at Pensacola, there grew eoj)per.smiths .who ooiih 

ahiiost overnight a corps of officer.s and 

men and a system of training tliat soon 

met the demands whicii were made upon 

it. Men from every walk of life were 

gathered into the aviation .service, and 

there was no lack of recrnit-material 

from the ontset; on the contrary, the 

difficulty lay in taking care of the large 

force and in providing adecpiate training 

facilities. These were soon forthcoming, 

and within a few months a .series of 

schools had been estahlislied and com- 

mi.s.sioned. where special instrnction was 

imparted. Trade schools were opened 



) acetylene 

welding, boatswain's males who were 
ai'rial |)hotographers, carpenters mates 
who could liuild and rci)air wings, and 
gunner's mates who could o|)cratc a 
nuKJiine gun from airc:raft. All these 
men were given an intensive course, the 
best tpialified sent to finisliing schools, 
and then distributed to the various sta- 
tions at home and abroad for actual 
experience. Officers were specially trained 
not only in flying, but in bombing, navi- 
gation, gunnery, radio, aerogra])hy, in- 
ternal combustion engines and for execu- 
tive duties. Manv technical and nnuni- 



all over the country, and new aerial facturing experts were enrolled as officers 
ratings were improvised to provide for and immediately sent abroad to install 
the tliversified mechanical duties which 
were recpiired. No time could be sjwnt 
in obtaining new legislation; and des])ite 
the arbitrary table of .seagoing ratings 
which had been rigidly fixed for the Navy 
years before by law, the aviation cori)s 
soon built uj) a large force of aerial 
machinists skilled in gas engines, quarter- 
masters who were expert pigeon keepers, 



and o])erate machinery and e(iuii)ment at 

assembly and rcjiaii' bases. 

M.\SS. INSTITUTK OK TI'.(1IN"()I.<)(; V 

Principal among the schools conducted 
in the United States was that at the Mass- 
achu.setts Institute of Technology-, offi- 
cially designated as the U. S. Naval 
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was opened in July, 1917, with forty- 
three students, all possessing a teehnieal 
education. The first commanding officer 
was Lieut. E. H. McKittrick of the regu- 
lar navy. The plan of instruction called 
for a highly intensive cour.se of eight 
weeks, with a class graduating every two 
weeks. Later two weeks were added to 
the course. Instruction was imparted 
by the faculty of the Institute, which also 
turned over the necessary buildings and 
equipment for the school. Later, Walker 
Memorial Building was assigned to the 
naval detachment 
for use as quarters 
and a cafeteria. On 
December 31, 1917, 
Lieut. Comdr. R. 
W. Cabaniss, U. S. 
Navy, relieved 
Lieutenant McKit- 
trick in command, 
and in the following 
March the building 
at 84 Massachusetts 
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ed for u.sc as a receiving ship, with 
Lieut, (j.g.) S. W. Sargent, USNRF, in 
command. At the receiving ship all 
men who reported from otlier stations for 
training were held for from two to six 
weeks before assignment to the main 
.school, .serving meanwhile under instruc- 
tion. It was there that the weeding-out 
process was conducted, no men being 
.sent to the school who were not fully 
qualified, mentally, morally and phys- 
ically. 

The discipline of the school was kept 
at all times at a 
high standard, and 
the secret of the 
success of the de- 
tachment was the 
development of the 
greatest degree of 
energy within the 
least possible time. 
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maiiuler to groater 
I'tl'iirt. Tliere w a s 
no l('l-u|) ill t li (■ 
drills or tlic disciplini' 
from the date llic 
sclidoi (ipciicil iinlil 
liostiiitii's ceased. 

(oiiiniaiidor ('ali;i 
niss served as coin 
niaiidiiif,' oflicer unlii 
July ;5. 1!)18, when 
he was relieved hy 
Lieut, ("onidr. II. 
Great credit is due Coniniander ("ahaniss 
for tlie success of tlie scliool; and the 
pace which lie set, as well as the standard 
of disci|)line lie insisted ui)on at all times, 
was maintained under his successor. 

Over '■2()() coIle<fes were represented in 
tin- student hody, the greatest number of 
iiicu heiiif,' from Cornell, Yale, Massa- 
chusetts Institute of Technology, Har- 
vard, I'niversity of Pennsylvania, Prince- 
ton. Dartmouth, Unixcrsily of California, 
1 nix'ersity of Michigan and Cohnnhia, in 
the order named. Most of them wcrc 
mcmhcrs of the Naval Reserve Force, 
although not a few came from the regular 
Navy, the Marine Cor])s and the National 
Naval \'olunteers (afterwards made a 
part of the Naval Reserve). Just hefon- 
the armistice, in Novemher, sixty flight 
cadets of the Canadian Royal Naval .\ir 
Service entered the school, hut hefore 
they were able to complete tlieir ground 
course tliey were demobili/ed. 

.Vfter the school had been in coinmission 
a short time the civilian instructors of the 




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I) o m I) I n g, aero- 
nautical engines, elec- 
tricity, seamanship, 
.signals, flight theory 
and the Naval Regu- 
lations. Student 
flight officers receiv- 
ed special instruction 
in meteorology, bal- 
- loons and studiespar- 
ticularly prepared 
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OTHER SCHOOL.^! 

Students were also sent to the school at 
Cambridge after they had (pialified at 
some other school or training station. 
These stations were locate(l all over the 
coinitry, wherever a course of instruction 
could be given. .\t Ulucliill Observatory, 
^^ass., was maintained an aerography 
class composed largely of men drawn 
from the AVeather Bureau. At Pelham 
Hay '{'raining ( 'a nip. there was a scliool for 
winclunen, an<l for instruction in kites. 
There was a class for ('arijcnter's mates 
at the works of the Aeromarine Plane and 
.Motor Co.. Keyi)ort. N. J. .\t Bay 
Shore there was an air station and school 
for a\"iatiou mechanics. an<l at Hockaway 
Heach there was a sc-hool for hydrogen 
engineers. Men who hail some ex|)erience 
in photography were .sent to the works of 
the Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester, 
N. ^ ., to learn camera construction and 
repair, and the art of photograi)hy. A 
bombing school was located at .Xrdmorc, 
Pa., where a factory was turning out 



Massachusetts Institute of Technology bombs. At Hampton Roads there was a 
were supjikMnented by ground officers who school for quartermasters at the operat- 



were retained after graduation for in- 
structors. The school reached its maxi- 
nnim strength in September. 1!)1S. when 
about 1. ()()() men were under training, with 
api)roxinuitely 11.') instructors. 

The curriculum in the ground school 
embraced aerial gunnery, jihotography, 
navigation, ob.servation and aerograjdiy; 



ing base and a kite and balloon school at 
the Naval Air Station. An aviation pho- 
tographic school was maintained at 
Miami. Fla., while at the old air station 
at Pensacola were schools for instrument 
mcclianics, quartermasters, carpenters, 
machinists, aerial gunners, bombers, 
radio operators, etc. 



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At the training station, Great Lakes, a 
number of classes were conducted during 
the war, and shortly after the armistice 
all the training service for the aviation 
force was rounded up there under one 
department. 

At Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis, 
there was a ground school of the same 
general character as at Cambridge and in 
addition the school had the benefit of the 
mechanical facilities of Dunwoody Insti- 
tute for instruction in a number of arti- 
ficer brandies, particularly carpenters, 
machinists, coppersmiths, etc. 

A school for the training of men in the 
operation of the Liberty motor was con- 
ducted at tlie works of the Packard Motor 
Co., Detroit. At the Curtiss works in 
Buffalo was a school for carpenter's 
mates, copi<ersmiths, blacksmiths and 
aviation quartermasters. 

On the Pacific coast were two schools, 
one at the Naval Air Station, San Diego, 
Cal., where machinists and quarter- 
masters were trained, and at Seattle, 
where there was a gromid school for the 



instruction of technically trained young 
men, similar to that we have described 
at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- 
nology. 

ST.\TIONS ABROAD 

From the beginning it was realized 
that the primary function of the naval 
aviation service was to protect allied 
shipping and to "get" the Hun submarine. 
This necessitated the establishment of 
stations all the way from northern Ireland 
to the southern toe of Italy, in the Azores, 
and on our own coast from Nova Scotia 
to the Canal Zone. Locations were 
selected because of tlieir strategic vakie, 
regardless of conuiumications or conve- 
niences. For example, eight stations 
were located on islands ofi" shore, rctpiir- 
ing special water transportation; very few 
were in or near settled comnumities, 
hence they must needs be altogether 
self-supporting. 

The work abroad was divided into three 
general classes: overseas patrol of a 
routine nature; emergency patrols or 




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enemy bases. 

Seaplanes of large eruisiiifi radius and 
airslii])s were used for routine |)atrol. each 
station heinf; assigned a zone which was 
covered as thoroughly as jjossihle from 
dawn until dark. The jiatrol routes were 
so laid out tlial the greate.st area wa.s 
covered with the least mileage, each .sea- 
plaiK' traversing courses definitely set 
forth in Ihc piliit'> (ligiil instructions. 
They were armed with lioinl)s of 'i.'iO or 
500 ])ounds and with macliine guns for 
use against a submarine on the surface or 
against hostile aircraft, 'i'he |)lanes coidd 
cruise from four to nine hours, depending 
on the nature of the jiatrol, while the air- 
ships could remain out for forty hours or 
more. 'I'o give an idea of the operations 
of a single air station, a flying s(|uadron or 
patrol frequently covered from 10,000 to 
l.),0()0 nautical miles in the course of a 
week. In one day tlic patrol s(|uadron 
attached to one station put in fifty-four 
hours and twenty-six minutes flying 
time, covering a distance of "2,8"27 nautical 






niilo. and l)y cstaliiisliing re-fueiling 
depots this station was ahlo to send out 
])atrols each covering 400 miles, and ex- 
tending 11'2 miles north, Vli> miles south 
atid 1 1.) miles out to .sea from the station. 
That these seai)lanes were built for 
diM'ability is illustrated by the exjierience 
of an U.S. ty])e in October, 1018, which 
sustained itself for twenty-four hours after 
an enforced landing on the water, in spite 
of a ,)0-knot gale an<l seas niounting c>v<'r 
■•20 feel high. 

THE EMEROENCY P.\T1{()I. 
Tlic emergency or S. (). S. palrol was 
made oidy when an enemy submarine 
was re|)orted wiliiin the zone coxered by 
the station, a hmited number of seaplanes 
l)eing held in reser\c for that contingeiuy. 
Success de|)ended upon the rapidity with 
which jilanes, fully ef|ui|)ped, could be 
gotten away, with com])lete instructions 
as to the sui)posed location of the sub- 
marine. On a surpri.se insi)ection, the 
longest time re(|uired to get out orders, 
launch two |)lanes com|)lelely ('((uipped 
aixl manned, in the air with full inslruc- 



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Group, Campagnb, France. 

tions, was seven minutes, an illustration 
of the rapidity with which seaplanes can 
be operated as compared with surface 
craft. i\.s a result of the vigilance of these 
patrols, the German submarines late m 
the winter of 1918 began to avoid the 
areas embraced in aircraft patrol, and 
extended their operations much farther 
out to sea, which greatly diminished their 
chances of destroying ships, but with the 
advantage that if they located an unes- 
corted shi]x the greater distance from 
protection rendered it more probable that 
the sulmiarines would accomplish their 
work of destruction before destroyers or 
other vessels from allied bases could 
render assistance. 

BOMBING ENEMY BASES 

This development led to the campaign 
against the enemy's submarine bases. 
Six squadrons of land bombing airplanes 
for daylight, and six similar squadrons for 
night bombing were organized under the 
name of the Naval Northern Bombing 
Group. The personnel of the organiza- 



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tion was part naval and part marine, and 
was combined with the air forces of the 
British to bomb the German submarine 
bases at Zeebrugge, Bruges and Ostend. 
The day bombing squadrons were gen- 
erally composed of marines and the night 
squadrons of naval aviators. Army 
land machines were used because they 
were speedier and could carry more bombs 
than the seaplanes; and for the further 
reason that the German bases and sub- 
marine docks were along the Belgian 
canals, where seaplanes could not be 
operated as advantageously as land 
machines. At first the field was located 
at Calais, but the Germans soon found it 
and bombarded it both from the air and 
from their long range guns, and it was 
decided in the summer of 1918 to split 
the squadrons up into several stations 
which were located at Antingues, St. 
Ingleverte, Oye, Campagne, and Calais, 
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Dunkerquc. The Germans bombed the 
stations 7.)() tinu's from tlic air, and with 
the long raiifio guns .)()() times. Dunkennic 
itself was under almost continuons honi- 
bardment for a year immediately pre- 
ceding; the arniistiee. The duiiouts ;i| 
Dunker(|ue were exeeedingly impnlar 
during the enemy raids, which 
were of almost nightly occur- 
rence. During one night I lie 
Huns droi)i)ed ii'iO bondis. 
varying from (iOO ])ounders to 
■-ZO-pound pit-s(|ueaks, on the 
Dunkercpie station and its im- 
mediate vicinity. The dugouts 
were 15 feet uiulerground and 
protected with corrugated sheet 
iron, .sand, cement and cobble- 
stones. The j)er.sonnel was so 
distributed that a direct hit on 
a dugout would not have killed 
more than fifty men. Never- 
theless, the constant bombard- 
ment got on their nerves at 
times. 

A 1 t h o u g h the Northern 
Bombing Group had only gotten 
into full oi)eration when hostil- 
ities cea.sed, nevertheless the 
group accomplished much effec- 
tive work, and was in position 
to do the enemy a great deal 
of damage if the war had con- 
tinued. 

Bombing oi)erations v.crc also 
conducted extensively l)y tlie 
American na\al axiators i n 
Italy, of w iiicji more will be said 
later. 

These were the |)rimary func- 
tions performed by naval avia- 
tors — overseas patrol, respon.se 
to einergency calls, and bomb- 
ing enemy ba.ses. Secondary duties con- 
sisted of the e.scort of convoys, which 
was of no mean imi)ortance, and, parti- 
cularly in the latter part of the war, 
spotting and reconnaisance duty with the 
battle fleet. To this end several of the 
American battleships were er(Tn']>])ed with 



fast planes for this work. Had the 
German fleet come out and given battle 
there is no doubt that these aviators 
wciiild lia\e rendered a good account of 
Ihemsehes and jjrovcn an invaluable 
part of the fleet not only in scouting but 
in actual engagement with tiic enemy. 
They were not permit led, iiow- 
ever, to demonstrate their u.se- 
fulness in this field of endeavor. 
x.v\'al aiu st.vtioxs in 
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Principal among the stations 
in England was that at Killing- 
holme, a small town hjcaled on 
the east coast. This incon- 
s])icuous little place had nothing 
to recommend it as a residential 
center, and before the war was 
known oidy by the fact that 
oil tanks had been constructed 
on the beach, and oil-burning 
coastwise ves.sels sto|)ped there 
. occasionally to replenish their 
^^k supply of fuel oil. Killingholme, 
'^T however, pos.sessed a strategic 
■, value as an air station, and 
was early utilized by the Royal 
Air Force which stationed a 
squadron there, later so greatly 
augmented that iiy the summer 
of 1917 it had bccon.c one of 
the leading air stations in (ireat 
Britain. Wlu-n a British and 
American joint board decided 
that the I'nitcd States would 
cooperate in palrolliim the 
North Sea. Killinglioln:c was 
made an all-.\nierican station. 
In December. 1!)17, (dmniander 
Whiting, who was then in 
Euro])e. was ordered home for 
the purpo.se of organizing the 
necessary per.sonnel and to obtain the 
e(|uii)nient to o})erate it by the Navy. 
Men and material were dis])al(Iie(l from 
time to time, but it was not until May, 
1!)1S, that the big colWcr Jaxoii left New 
York with a large force of men, a cargo of 
snitjilies, and the first .\nierican .sea- 



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Air Station, Killingholme, England, 
U. S. Forces, Jily H). 

I)lanes to be sent to Europe. She arrived 
on June 1, when the necessary additional 
buiklings to house the men and accom- 
modate the |)hines were promptly erected, 
and ste|)s were taken to reheve tiie British 
forces at the station. The work pro- 
gressed so rapidly that on July 20, Com- 
mander AVhiting relieved Wing Com- 
mander Bowhill, RNAS, who had served 
with great distinction in the war, espe- 
cially in command of the Royal Air Force 
in ]Meso]jotaniia, where he su])])lied food 
hy airplane to Cieneral Townshends he- 
sieg<'(l army. 

Killingliolme had meanwhile become 
the center of great ship])ing activities; 
convoys were constantly passing up and 
down the coast; it was within striking 
distance of the lines of submarine travel; 
and, moreover, it was in the ])ath usually 
taken by Zep])elins in their raids on the 
English coast. By pushing the patrols 
out on .somewhat extended flights, great 
assistance could he rendered to fleet 
maneuvers and observations from this 
base. 



Expansion of 
the station as it 
was turned over 
by the Briti.sh 
was conducted 
by the Public 
Works Depart- 
ment of the 
rnited States 
Force, and the 
additional build- 
ings were con- 
structed at a rate 
which astoni.shed 
I he British, 
twent y - e i g h t 
liuildings being 
liuilt in thirty 
days with green 
crews, lacking 
only plumbing 
and wiring. By 
this time, the 
complement had 
reached 1,.5()() men, and the Naval Air 
Station was ready for business. From 
July '2(1 until the fateful 11th of Novem- 
Ijcr, there was constant work at Killing- 
holme. Some of the activities reduced 
to figures were: 

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iiiglitly ])atrols were c-oiidiR-led of sexeii can team from the aviation coiistnictioii 

and cifilit hours' duration. Xotwitli- cani]) at Driffield. 'I'lic welfare activities 

stjuidiii;;' llie almost constant log. often were nn(l<T the supervision of the ^'. M. 

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Some of the e.xploits of the Killini;holme 
flyers will he mentioned hrielly. I'ilots 
Schietfelin and Cutler in a lar^e .seaplane 
on July 19 sighted a submarine eruising 
on the surface '25 miles from AVhithy. 
They dropped a homh, which fell '.'(( feet 
from the center of the suhmarine. After 
tlie explosion the sul)Tnarine"s .screws were 
seen to rise and almost break the surface, 
then the submarine disappearetl. No 
further moxement was discerneil, and the 
plane returned to the station. The 
submarine was not put out of business, 
however, for she later in the day at- 
tempted to attack a convoy, but was 



overlooked. IJaseball. football an.l track repulsed by a motor launch which dropped 

athletics were eneourafied, and numy ,i,.ptl, ..harges, forcing; the submarine to 

spirited games were i)layed lietween the the surface. In the light which ensued, 

station teams and teams from nearby a destroyer rammed the .submarine, which 

stations. The first .\merican game of was umd)le to submerge, anil after lieing 

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On June 13 a seaplane, with Lieutenant 
Cleeve of the Royal Air Force as first 
pilot and Ensign Allen, USNRF, second 
pilot, sighted a submarine's wake. They 
immediately dropped two bombs in the 
line of the wake, whereupon oil and 
wreckage came to the surface, but the 
submarine continued its course. De- 
stro^'ers were signalled, and depth bombs 
brought more oil and wreckage to view. 
The submarine was not again sighted. 

On July 9 Ensigns Scliieffelin and 
Staub, first and second pilots, both 
USNRF, with Wireless Operator Roll- 
hause and Machinist's ]Mate Bernstein, 
sighted an oil patch while flying at 2.000 
feet altitude, and new oil was constantly 
a]>pearing, indicating the presence of a 
submarine nearby. Two bombs were 
dropped, one scoring a direct hit, and the 
other very close. Destroyers were sig- 
nalled, and upon their arrival dro])])ed 
several depth charges, when bul)l)les 
rose to the surface, and the oil patch 
widened to more than twice its former 
size. According to the records of the 



British Admiralty this submarine is 
classified as "seriously damaged." 

On June 8, while the station was still 
under joint control, pilots Captain Mun- 
day of the British air service and Ensign 
Rumill, USN, sighted a peri.scope 15 
miles east of Spurn. The periscope disap- 
peared immediately and the plane upon 
arriving at the position noticed a dis- 
turbance of the water, as if the submarine 
were lying on the bottom, and bubbles 
were seen to rise. Two bombs were 
dropped, whereupon more bid)bles as 
well as oil came to the surface. No 
further results were ob.served, but owing 
to lack of fuel the seaplane was conii)elled 
to put back to the base. 

On the occasion of a distressing acci- 
dent when two flyers were killed and 
a third .seriously injured as a result of 
their .seaplane crashing into Humtier 
River, a gallant attempt was made to 
save the victims. Seaplane 4067 was 
starting for Dundee on October '•28, 1918, 
with Ensigns Benjamin Lee and J. Gar- 
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tlie seaplane crashed into tlie lliinilier 
River. Lieut. R. H. MeCaiin and En- 
sign G. S. Hodges dove overl)oard from 
a rescue launcli, under the burning 
wreckage in their endeavor to save the 
lives of the flyers. Hodges brought 
Garrison unconscious through the l)urn- 
ing wreckage to the rescue boat, keeping 
him under water intermittently and with 
his own person protecting the unconscious 
officer from the flames. In his rescue 
Ilodges himself was severely burned, antl 
it was solely due to tlie heroic rescue work 
that Garrison was not lost. Both Lee and 
Fisher were drowned. 

Other naval air stations in the 15rili>li 
Isles were maintained at Feli.Kstowe, 
Wexford, Queenstown, Lough Foyle, 
Whiddy Islanil, besides the assembly and 
repair base at Eastleigh, 70 miles south- 
west of London, which was estal)lished 
for the purpose of serving the entire 
Northern Bombing Group, acting in 
conjunction with the delivery and dis- 
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was located irdand four or fixe miles 
from Calais. 

In the early summer of 1918, the Huns 
were very active in this western front and 
grave alarm was felt that tlie enemy 
might break through to tiie channel i)orts 
and overrun the country adjacent to 
Calais, in which section the original plans 
were to establish the reiiair and assembly 
base. It was deemed urgently neces.sary 
to seek another location more protcctetl 
from bonil)ardment and possible cajiture, 
and where mechanics could turn out the 
planes and assemble parts without inter- 
ference, yet accessible to the jjatrols and 
air stations of France and Fngland. The 
British had jjartly (■omplcted an "ac- 
ceptance base" at Eastleigh, which the 
Air Ministry offered to the l. S. Xavy. 
The offer was accepted, and the station 
was taken over in July, 1018, completed 
in record time, and for the remaining 
months of the war this base rendered 
efficient .service to the American naval 
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Tlie first naval air station to be es- 
tahlislied in France was Dnnkercjue, near 
the Belgian line on the Strait of Dover, 
and close to the front. Construction was 
undertaken by the French authorities, 
which was exi^ected to be completed by 
September, 1917. October came, and it 
was still but SO per cent done, when a de- 
tachment of fifty Americans was detailed 
to push the work. In November, 100 more 
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coast, but an occasional offensive patrol 
was made with the Hanriot single sealers, 
the usual plan being to send out two or 
three DD flying boats equipped with 
two 130-j3ound bombs, accompanied by a 
flight of five Hanriots as protection from 
enemy craft. The DD"s carried a gunner 
forward and aft, but still were not con- 
sidered self-protecting and were, more- 
over, slow and unwieldy. Great trouble 
was experienced with equipment, es- 
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construction. Sliortly thereafter tlie 
station was ready for occupancy, and in 
January trained personnel began to 
arrive. Patrols, however, could not be 
carried out for lack of ordnance and flying 
equii)ment. 

At first the operations consisted of 



patrols to be abandoned because of motor 
failure. Notwithstanding, luinierous 
"alerts" were answered and on many 
occasions submarines were liombed. 
The station was credited with one sub- 
marine. At critical periods the entire 
station force was turned over to the 



anti-submarine patrols over the English British, and every assistance was lent 

Channel, and l)v arrangement with the them and the French, particularly during 

French Sea])lane Station almost constant the enemy drives in that area. American 

daylight patrol was maintained. Due to pilots frequently joined French and 

the inferior types of planes it was not British squadrons ojierating with land 

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tlu" stalidii pcrsoiiiu'l assisted the allies 
ill the erection of airdroines and in other 
essential work. 

Lieutenant Chevalier, ulio was in coni- 
ii'.and from the fall of 1917, was relieved 
in July, 1!)1S, to take charge of the 
aviation repair base at Eastleif;h, heinj; 
relie\ed hy Lieutenant (iates. NHI-', who 
distinguished himself as a daring (Iyer 
and who was later brought down inside 
the enemy lines while flying with a 
French spad s(|uadroii and was captured, 
but possibly due to the a|)proaehing 



At one tin:e a British night bombing 
s(|uadron was tiriven from its airdrome 
and the airdroir.e conii)letely wrecked by 
an enemy night raid. To permit the 
British to continue their night bombing 
ojierations, the re])airs imist lie made 
immediately, and with the assistance of 
the .American force the airdron:e was 
put in shape, and by evening the British 
were again able to operate. 

\l another time the British were driven 
from their airdrome, and the .Vmericaii 
contingent erected new barracks and 




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br<'ak in tlu' CTicmy s resistance, he was 
sa\cd. and after the armistice obtained 
his release. 

During the entire occupancy of the 
station, Dunkenpie was subjected to 



hangars for them on another field, so 
that the British operations might be 
continuous. 

One day a (ierman seaplane was 
reported operating off Ostend. Five 



enemy bombing raids, many of them .\merican Ilanriots were dis|)atched on 

offensive patrol into the area, where they 
remainecl for an hour or more without 
locating the Boclie. Meanwhile a fog 
came u|). and the flight became scattered. 
One nuichine lande<l in Dieppe, 150 
difficult, (les])ite which the behavior of miles from its station. Another i)ilot 
the men was at all times most admirable, found himself well inland on coming out 

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the station, liul fortunately without 
casualties. The almost continuous night 
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of the fog; seeing troops below, he de- 
scended to see whether tliey were Huns 
or allies. He found them to be Belgians 
and he landed safely on a convenient 
marsh. To his suri)rise he learned that 
he was directly back of Dixmude, and by 
skillful maneuvering he managed to get 
out of the marsh and proceeded safely 
over the treetops back to Dunkerque. 

No American seaplanes were e\'er used 
at this station. The reasons were that 
the harbor was extremely narrow, and 
all the American seajilanes which were 
provided were too large for use at Dun- 
kerque. Furthermore, there were no 
American seaplanes suitable for opera- 
tions in direct contact with the enemy 
such as were required at Dunkercpie. 

During the summer this station was 
exceedingly active, and rentlered notable 
service in practically eliminating the 
submarine menace along the French 
coast. On August hi. a squadron sighted 
a Hun submarine and released eight 
bombs, one of which scored a direct hit. 
The submarine rolled slowly to star- 
board, lying liottom upwards for five 




minutes, when she gradually sank. The 
other seven boml)s exjiloded close along- 
side the hull. After dropping the bombs 
the .seaplanes circled around, firing 500 
rounds of ammunition into the hull luitil 
she sank bodily. 

Three days later an airplane squadron 
sighted a sulimarine oft' Ostend, which 
submerged before the ])atrol arrived, and 
no trace could be found. Tln-ee liombs 
were drop])ed, two of which exploded 
20 yards astern of the sus]3ected position, 
but no further trace of the submarine 
was found than the appearance of two 
oil ])atches. 

During the summer and fall the enemy 
works at Ostend, Zeebrugge, Brugeoise, 
Bruges docks and canal and airdomes at 
Ghisbelles and Marialter were frequently 
bombed by airmen from Dunkerque, in- 
flicting serious damage. 

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One seaplane was assembled in the 
old French hangar at Le Croisic in 
Octoljer, 1917, and in a few weeks three 
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llciicctoith. liolli patrol anil coinoy hy Ensifjii K. It. Sniilli, NRF, with \. 

iiif;lits wore made regularly. ( 'oiiiniuiiiea- Wilkinson, Eleet., ,ind IJrady, Maeh. 

tion was poor, and tiie time and ])<)siti(>ii Mate, as menihers of the erew, iiad 

of i)assing convoys were uncertain, so an exjjerience, thriilini,' in itself, wliieli 

witii no adjoining air stations to co- illustrates the variety of luizanis of 

operate in convoy work, long (lights were aerial warfare, 

necessary. Upon leaving Le Croisic, the clouds 

After the station began to oi)erate, Le were very low and quite a .sea running. 

Croisic w'as used as an as.sembly ba.sc for Search was made for mines and sui)- 

Tellier, 1)1) and Le Peu seaplanes. As marines, but none were found. .\fter 

more machines, e(|ui])ment and s])arc cruising several hours, their motor went 

parts were received and hangar si)ace dead and about .'? ]). m. they were forced 

p^o^■ided. more extensive work was under- to make a tail-to-wind landing on the sur- 

taken. The installation of r;idio ashore face with a big sea running. .V pigeon 

and in ])lanes enabled tiie intelligence was dispatched for help. They were not 

officer to kec]) better informed of the certain of their location, and the .sea 

positions of jjlanes on ])atrol. and with llic became very rough. As night came on 

addition of a machine shop and a <-,ir- they stood watches, one bailing while the 

])enler sho|), damaged i)lanes and worn other two sle])t. The next morning they 

engines were tjuickly ])ul back in com- .sent out anotlicr pigeon, urgently calling 

mi.ssion. for help. They had no food and all hands 

Not long after the station was in com- were seasick. It developed that the 

mission, four submarines were sighted motor trouble was due to failure of the 

off Belle Isle, and two planes sent on gas tank to feed. About 11 o'clock the 

patrol. They did not get the sub- .second day, Wilkinson got the motor 

marines, and one plane failed to return started, and tried to put back to He 

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because of the rough sea. Then tlieir 
left pontoon filled with water. In mak- 
ing' a des])erate attem])t to get the 
machine off the water, they broke their 
left wing, and in the words of the report 
of the ])i]ot, they "'got themselves into a 
hell of a scrape." Things then began to 
look pretty black, but the men were 
game. Night again came, and they again 
took watches, first lying on the wing, 
then bailing, then sleeping. They had 
many anxious moments when it was 
feared the craft would roll over. They 
passed a mighty uncomfortable night 
and were growing very weak from lack 
of food or water. The morning of the 
third day found them in a still more pre- 
carious condition, with the wing getting 
near the boat as it crumpled. They Jiad 
to bail constantly and stay out on the 
wing ti|). As the waves came over they 
felt they were going steadily lower. They 
finally decided to cast off the wing and 
tried to get the other wing off. but they 
wore too weak to loosen the nuts. Tliev 




were gradually sinking on the starboard 
side and all staying to the portside to 
kec]) lier righted. They saw their only 
ho])e was to cast off the wing, and were 
about to give up hope, when Wilkinson 
gave a yell that he had sighted something. 
At first tliey thought it was a submarine, 
and their only hope was that it would 
blow them up and end it all. It proved, 
however, to be a French destroyer which 
was one of the many vessels and aircraft 
that were searching for the missing plane. 
Tiie men were in bad condition from the 
trying ordeal, but they soon recovered 
after getting back to station. Their 
plane sank a few minutes after they had 
been taken off. 

C00PER.\T10N WITH FRENCH 

Throughout the American activities, 
there was hearty cooperation with the 
French Air Service, although for the first 
few months the French were .sorely 
ha!idicap])ed, due to their own pressing 
needs, in su])i)lying motors and acces- 
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from the mcinorahlc visit of Miirshal 
Jofl'ii- and liis mission to Wasiiiiigton in 
Ai)ril. 1!)I7. Among the ro((uosts made 
ii])()ii tlic American authorities was tiie 
(iisi)atcli of sea])hine jjilots to France to 
assist ill an aerial submarine ])atrol. 1 lie 
French admiral of the mission was in- 
formed that American a\ialors were not 
availal)le, as the output of American 
planes had already been sent to Furo|ie, 
leasinii hiil a small number at home for 
trainiiit; purposes, but that while we were 
sorely lacking in trained axiators we had 
a ])lentiful supply of stu<lent a\iatr)rs. 
Accordingly, il was agreed thai the iiisl 
detachment of student aviators and stu- 
dent mechanics should be sent over im- 
mediatel.v, the French admiral explaining 
that there were many schools and abun- 
tlaut facilities for training. V. S. Naxal 
Aeronautic Detachment No. 1 was 
(piickly organized, eomj)rising fift,v stu- 
dent aviators, tift.v student mechanics and 
twenty-two men of the ratings of yeomen, 
cooks, bakers, hospital cor|)snien, mess- 
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officers of whom four were naval pilots, 
two suppl,v officers and a doctor. 

With this force went about ,50 tons of 
stores, provisions, clothing, canteen su))- 
plies, aviators" necessities, g.-dley and 
mess gear, tents, lumber, tools, hardware 
and whatever was re(|uired to nuike a 
camp habitable. The detachment and 
material were .sent \ia two colliers, the 
Jupiter, which lauded at Hordeaux Juih' 
(I, and the Xrptiiiic. which arrived at SI. 
Na/.aire on June S. I'pon arrival il 
developed that the French authorities 
were <)uite unaware of tlu'ir coming, or of 
the jiurpose for which lliey had been .sent, 
and hen<-e no arrangeu'cnts had been 
made for their acconnrodatioii or train- 
ing. .Vfter several conferences with the 
French ministry and the V . S. Naval 
attache in Paris, it was decided to send 
the student aviators to Tours, and the 
student mechanics to St. Hajihael for 
training. It was further agreed that the 
detachment should work under American 
oHicers conunaiKled by Americans, anfl 
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rather than to try to infiltrate American 
jjersonne! into French stations. The 
cietachment furnished a basis for opera- 
tion of three stations, 500 additional 
Americans being needed to man them, 
jierforming such duties as boatmen, 
truck drivers, chauffeurs, waders, yeo- 
men, hospital corpsmen, cooks, bakers, 
stewards, messmen, etc., liased upon the 
French organization plan of about "200 
men to a station of sixteen flying boats. 

The French inidertook to erect the 
three stations at points to be mutually 



in bombing and in aerial gunnery. This 
plan, together with the proposal of the 
French to establish three seaplane sta- 
tions and one school, was submitted to 
Washington for approval; and on June 
21, 1917, the training was actually started 
at Tours and at St. Raphael. Dun- 
kerque was selected as the first American 
station, becau.se of its proximity to the 
German lines, and because of its great 
importance in preventing the coming and 
going of submarines from the German 
bases in Belgium. It was esjiecially 




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agieed upon, to be reimbursetl by tlie 
U. S. Navy. It developed, however, 
that while the ground training and pre- 
liminary instruction in flying at land 
stations were to lie handled by tlie Frencli, 
the subsequent training in flying boats, 
bombing and aerial gunnery could not 
well be undertaken by the French, 
because of crowded conditions at their 
schools. The French thereupon pro- 
posed that the U. S. Navy establish a 
school for the finishing training of student 
aviators in French flying boats, as well as 



desired that the United States should 
actively engage in oft'ensive operations 
with the Allies as soon as possible. Dun- 
ker(|ue offered this opportunity, and the 
only suitable location for a seaplane base, 
where it was hoped our aerial patrols 
woxdd come in contact with the aircraft 
of the enemy. 

The French were quick to see the eflfi- 
cacy as well as the sentimental value of 
having the other two bases located adja- 
cent to the principal points of entry for 
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suggested points on tlic Loin- and Gironde 
Rivers, and after a survey was made of 
the coast Le ("roisic was clioseTi as tiie site 
for the station, as aeriid j)atrois could 
operate for the ])roteclioii of conxoys 
entering; the Loire River, and St. Trojan 
as tlie l)ase near the (lironde Ri\cr. Mout- 
cliic was chosen as tlie site for tlie school. 
In the course of sul)se(|uent conferences 
wilii liic French ^Ministry of Marine, il 
was de\elo|)ed that the Freiicli liad shorf- 
coniiufis in both jiersonTiel and material. 
These were candidly admit led, since, due 
to the niol)ilizalion liy the army of every 
al)le-l)o<lied Frenchman and the transfer 
to the army early in the war of all Tiaxal 
])ilots, the FVench navy was seriously 
emharrassed in ohlainiuf; the youu^ men 
who were mentally, physically and tem- 
peramenlally (|uali{icd for successful avia- 
to"s; hut the FVench flying boats were 
siiix-ridr to anything that could be found 
at that time in the United States. On 
the other side of the account. America 
had an abundance of excellent aviator 
material, as well as an ample supply of 
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material. Con.se- 
(|ueiitly, a i)olicy 
w a s ailo])ted 
coxering devel- 
()|)mcntsof naxal 
a V i a I i o n in 
F'rance that the 
Inited States 
Navy would look 
to the French 
Navy for sea- 
planes, motors, 
instruments, ar- 
mament, bombs 
aTid accessories; 
while the pre- 
liminary training 
of pilots would 
be conducted in 
the I' n i t e d 
States, with the 
finishing train- 
ing at French 
schools until such time as the .\merican 
.schools should be in o|)eration, and that 
the V. S. Navy would bring to Europe 
the recpured quota of motors, automobiles, 
trucks, and boats, bringing over as soon 
as i)racticable its own construction ma- 
terial, machine tools ami camp e(|uipage. 
In August it was agreed in conference 
that the production of the English tyjjc 
iif Curtiss bi-motored flying boat, an 
.Vmerican develo|)ment, shoidd be pushed 
in the United States. Accordingly, the 
French asked that the Navy undertake 
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of more seaworthy qualities than any 
Frcncli flying boats. 

At the request of the French, the U. S. 
Naval Air Service constructed and oper- 
ated a station at He Tudy to augment 
the French station near Cape Pen March, 
where the Huns were sinking a large 
number of vessels. The Navy Depart- 
ment then proposed to construct seven 
additional stations if the French could 
outfit them with flying lioats. The 
French replied they could ecjuip one 
station a month, beginning with October 
and ending with February, 1018, when it 
was expected that American production 
would be available in Europe. 

The sending over of set-uj) seaplanes 
would nuike too great a demand on the 
tonnage, and consequently the policy was 
adopted of setting up, assembling and 
testing the planes in France. A base for 
this work was re(|uired and it was deter- 
mined to make it a sujjjjIv base as well. 
A plot of ground at I'auillac had been 
assigned as a base for ])atrol vessels of the 
U. S. Navy in the (Jironde River, and 
this site was used for tiie new station. 

By September the 
training of our 
pilots and mechanics 
at Tours and St. 
Ra])hael was com- 
pleted, and the de- 
tachment was con- 
solidated at Mout- 
chic, small parties 
being sent thence to 
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l(j the .school of aerial fire at Cazeau and 
to the bombing school at St. Raphael. 

French railroads at that time were 
sorely overtaxed and could not lie relied 
upon for the movement of freight along 
the coast. It was taking three weeks to 
make a shipment from Brest to Bordeaux, 
less than 500 miles. Being plainly evi- 
dent that with the advent of the American 
troops this situation would become wor.se, 
water transportation was provided when 
the French requisitioned the Meckne.s, 
a steamer of 800 tons net capacity, and 
the Bella of 750 tons capacity was requi- 
sitioned by the U. S. Shipping Board. 
Sailing ves.sels were later chartered, and 
the problem of the transportation and 
distribution of stores l)etween Brest and 
I'auillac and intermediate stations was 
solved. 

By October 1st, additional men be- 
gan to arrive from the States. Pilots 
were trained and they awaited only the 
conii)letion of the stations and the 
delivery of seaplanes to begin operations. 
Le Croisic was first to be finished, the 
work being jjrincipally done by Oernian 
prisoners under the supervision of Com- 
mandant Vaschalde 
of the French .service. 
Dunkerque, as we 
have stated, was re- 
tarded, due to .shor- 
tage of French labor, 
and was eventually 
t.iken over and com- 
P i)letetl by the Ameri- 
^ cans. St. Trojan, 
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shortage, ahortive strikes and the coii- 
Iraetors' inal)ility to jjet material. Simi- 
lar conditions ])revailed at Montcliic, 
wliicli was completed willi llie aid of our 
own men. Alter many disconrafiing de- 
lays the stations were finally commis- 
sioned and their influence was .soon felt 
in the rajiid diminntion of sinkings along 
the French coast. Prior to the coming of 
the .\inericans, the destruction of allied 
shii)s averaged one a day; within ten 
months after our patrols became active 
only three shij)s were lost in the luitrol 
area between Pen Marehe antl He l)"Vou, 
;i !•!) i)er cent reduction I 

The harmony which in general pre- 
^•ailed between the Americans and the 
French was demonstrated by the friend- 
shijjs built uj) between our men and the 
natives, as well as by the cooperation 
existing between the air forces of the two 
countries. The ]iersonnel at the Ameri- 
can stations was nuich larger than at the 
French stations, due. of course, to the 
de[)leted man jiower of France. This 
larger complement of men accounted for 
the better liumor, higher morale, 
conse(iuently greater efficiency at 
American air stations, 
which was noticeable 
to tlie French oilicials 
thenisehes. 

In the matter 
I'liod. our men fared 
as well as miglit be 
expected under con- 
ditions wliicli tlu'iiB^ 
existed in France 
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perislijible I'oodslult's, were brought from 
the Inited States. Fresh meats. <-gf.> 
and \egelal)les were olitainable in the 
vicinity of the stations, al \-ery high prices 
it is true, but not more than the French 
themselves i^aid. In many instances 
these supplies were obtaiiM-d on I'"rcnch 
commissary contracts. 

OPER.VTIOXS l\ ITALY 

The part played by I lie Inited Slates 
naval aviators in Italy did'ered in several 
important respects froiTi the o|)cralions 
already described in I-',ngland and I''rance. 
In llaly there was mn<h more iiombing 
and less i)atrol work, due, of course, to 
the different methods of warfare em- 
|)loyed. Their s])ci-i;d objecliNes were 
the enemy bases of I'ola and Trieste. 

First of American naval aviators to 
operate in Italy was J.iculeMaiit Ciuu- 
numder McDonnell, wlio in Jainiary and 
February, 1918, made test flights in 
Caproni planes while on inspection duty. 
As a result of these tests, Cajjroni i)omb- 
ing planes were extensively used in the 
Northern Bombing Gronj). McDonnell, 
while \isiting the Italian front at Padua, 
was the first American 
officer to make a flight 
o\('r the Italian-Aus- 
trian front. The ob- 
jective was a (lennan 
airdrome behind the 
Austrian lines. Mc- 
Donnell a<-ted as gun- 
ner on this raid, w lii<li 
was successful, it was 
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setting fire to a German hangar and 
destroying tliree or four German ma- 
chines. The raid was particularly thrilling 
from the start. The machine got away 
during an Austrian attack on the Italian 
airdrome, and liatl to ])ass through the 
Italian barrage and under the bombfire 
from the Austrians. His was the only 
machine of the sciuadron wliich left tlie 
airdrome. Return was made with great 
difficulty, the Austrians having mean- 
while destroj'ed one of the hangars and 
fourteen planes. Landing was made with 
greatest hazard, but without accident. 
For this exploit McDonnell was cited 
for a silver medal by the Italian govern- 
ment. 

Subsequently, an American bombing 
station was established at Porto Corsini, 
a village on the Adriatic, at the mouth of 
the canal leading to Ravenna, about 70 
miles south of Venice. The principal 
objective of the American squadron was 
Pola, Austria's main naval base. During 
the Italian retreat, a temporary air 
station had been hastily established near 



Ravenna, and when the new line was 
formed at the Piave, the Italian authori- 
ties proceeded to erect a permanent camp 
at Porto Corsini, which the Americans 
took over, supplementing its equipment 
with about thirty-five Italian flying boats, 
which the American pilots had learned 
to operate at the U. S. Air Station, Lake 
Bolsena, Italy. While the station at 
Porto Corsini was still under construc- 
tion, the first contingent, or thirty-five 
officers and about 300 men, arrived. 
Additional jjilots were added to the com- 
])lement, and more men sent from the 
station at Pauillac, so that by the latter 
part of August, 1918, Porto Corsini had 
become a thriving American city, known 
to tlie natives and the newcomers alike as 
Goat Island City. 

Many of the pilots had formerly been 
in the American ambulance corps and had 
later been trained in the ground school at 
Moutchic, with a flying course at Lake 
Bolsena. The station rendered most 
effective service in cooperation with the 
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with l»)tli hiiul ;iii(l si'M machines. Night 
hoinhitif; exjieditions were coiitiiiiious, 
and fre(|uently (iayhi^lit ex])e<liti()n.s were 
eoiidueted for tlie jjiirjjose of distril)U- 
ting propaganda and talcing photographs. 
The fyi)e of planes nsed for I)oniI)ing 
wore the Italian FUA's, L-:!'s and Maechi 
8's, and for the chasse the Maechi .Vs. 

I'orto Corsini itself was snhjeet to 
freqnent honihiiig attaeks. On the night 
of August 'il--2-2, 11)18. an attack was 
made i)y ahout ten enemy ])lanes wjiich 
dro])i)ed forty-nine homhs, ten falling on 
the station, the others across the canal. 
In retaliation, two ^I-8's, with j)ilots 
Ensign R. B. Read and Quartermaster 
George W. Knowles, left the station the 
same night and homhed Pola, dro|)))ing 
several homhs in the arsenal and hangars. 
This was the first night-flight from the 
American station, and the results were 
excellent. I'ola was easily located, like- 
wise Porto Corsini on the return trip. 

After that, attaeks and counter-at- 
tacks were continuous. An aerial coni- 
hat occurred in August over Pola, in 
which the .Vniericans gave a good account 



of tiicm.selves. .V patrol of two bombing 
planes ami ti\e chasse planes left the 
station to distribute pro])aganda on Pola. 
Two machines liad motor trouble and 
put back before the engagement. After 
duin|)ing the reading matter over Pola. 
the fight began. The .Vuslrians used 
(heir anti-aircraft guns, bnl willi poor 
results, when five land chas.se jilanes and 
two hydroplanes as.semblcd to attack 
them. Ensign Lutllow, leading i)ilot of 
the chasse machines, gave the signal to 
attack three Austrians, and dived at 
them with Pilots Parker and llammann 
following. Voorhees, a fourth ]iilot, was 
unable to enter the combat becau.se his 
machine guns jammed. The fight started 
with Ludlow attacking the center ma- 
chine. Parker one to the left, anil llam- 
mann engaged two others. Ludlow's 
engine was damaged by bullets, and 
Parker's right gim jammed. Ludlow 
started home, fighting off two machines, 
when his motor broke down due to the 
damage it had earlier received, and hi.s 
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threw off one of the enemy, at the same 
time ])utting out the fire. The other 
enemy j)lanc followed him down to 500 
meters. Ludlow landed a short distance 
from Pola, and the enemy plane returned 
to its base. Hammann saw Ludlow land, 
and after throwing off the two machines 
with which he was engaged, landed near 
Ludlow and after destroying the damaged 
machine, Ludlow returned in Hanuimmi's 
machine, sitting on the boat directly 
under the engine. They did not leave, 
however, until thev had made certain 



toward the sea. When the machine was 
about over the naval base, it started to 
turn to the right, went into a right sj)iral 
and crashed to the ground, landing in a 
corn patch. At the time of the descent 
the machine was flying at an altitude of 
"2,50 meters. Both Bergen and Murphy 
died from the injuries they received. 

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the Italian authorities, Porto ("orsini 
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that the abandoned machine had sunk, 
firing 100 rounds at it from the air to 
complete the destruction. The men were 
badly bruised and cut uj), l)ut otherwise 
no injury was inflicted. All jjilots re- 
turned to ba.se. 

On September 15, an unfortunate 
accident occurred in which two flyers gave 
up their lives. Ensign Louis J. Bergen, 
pilot, with Gunner Thomas L. Murphy, 
ob.server, left the station in a Macchi. 
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tions joint raids were made by the two 
squadrons on Pola and the Austrian 
hangars. Pola was bombed on July 17 by 
American planes, destroying four hangars 
belonging to the Austrians, and one of the 
Germans. The hattlealup Babenbiirc/ was 
hit, sending her to dock for repairs. 

In August, 1918, four seaplanes, under 
the direction of Lieut. R. B. Read, made 
a flight in which the pilot of one. Smith, 
was forced to land, owing to engine trouble. 
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left wing was badly daiiiagei 
remaining in the water fivi 
machine was sighted by an Italian ])atrol Its hazards, as well as the bovmdiess op- 
boat which towed him within 5 miles of portunities it offered for individual en- 
the Italian coast. Another. Pilot Stuart, deavor, ai)i)ealed to them. Vice-Admiral 
lost his direction owing to heavy mist and Sims at the close of hostilities, in a nies- 
darkness. When he sighted the Austrian sage couched in the conservatism of an 
coast, thinking he was south 
of Pola, he changed his 
course due north and flew 
up the coast, sighting a 
town which was pro 
bably Cittanu(>\a. lie 
flew over the town 
and dropped sevcra 
bombs and after fly- 
ing over the Piave 
lines he landed at 
Venice for refuel- 
ling, when lie re- 
turned to t h e 
station. The other 
macliines continued 
northeast and headed 
for tlie .Vustriaii coast, 
near which was sighted a 
line of Italian destroyers, 
wiiirh aided tlieni in the'r 
course by their flashes. Near the 
Austrian coast they encf)iuitered 
a heavy strata of clouds at a height of 
','.(1(1(1 meters. They arose to an altitude 
of .'S.+OO meters, which was ke])t while 
fhinu over Pola. Thev released four 




official dis])at<-h. asked the 
Na\y Dejiartment to. 
■'Please express to the 
1 a V a 1 aviators o f 
America my most 
sincere a|)i>recialion 
of their courageous 
and loyal perfor- 
mance of duty at 
home and abroad 
throughout t h e 
war. Their bril- 
liant ex|)loits. their 
determination t o 
win will e\cr re- 
main one of the 
ligiiest tributes to 
.\iiierican niaiiliood. 
The performance of 
duty of these young 
naval aviator.; under my 
conunand has not only been 
in keeping with the very best 
traditions of our naval service, but has in 
addition won for America the enthusi- 
astic praise of her allies." 

Admirals are not wont to "slop over" 



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bomlis. all of which were seen to ex])lode, in their official corre 
and although a heavy barrage was put 
ii|). no damage was done to the machines, 
and they returned safely to their station. 
'I'hese activities were contimied almost 
daily through August. Septemiier and 
Oclolier. 



.\ PERSOXXEL OV UHiM (;i{.\UK 

A gallant and adventurous lot of men 
were attracted to the naval air service; 
young men to whom danger was but an 



londence: in fact 
there is some regulation against effusive- 
ness, so we may infer lliat .V<lmiral Sims 
would, in an informal e.\])ression, be still 
more enthusiastic over the gallant ex- 
|>loits and the clii\alry of these young 
knights of the air. .Vnd well he may, for 
the record is re])lete with acts of heroism 
and daring. To mention all of liieiii 
would far exceed the limits of this narra- 
tive, and to speak of a few would be show- 



incentive to greater effort. Of all the ing an unfair discrimination. Vet our 

fine, up-standing, clear-eyetl yoimg story would lie incomi^lete if we failed to 

.\mericans who entered wholeheartedly call attention to some achievements, for 

into the war for the liberties of mankind, they were inextricably woven into the 




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history of the naval air service in the war. 
Take, for example, Lieut. A. L. Gates, 
whom we have mentioned. Gates was 
serving at Dunkerque when a signal was 
received that a British plane had been 
brought down by the Germans up along 
the Belgian coast, and had fallen in the 
sea within range of the German guns 
ashore. Gates immediately jvnnped into 
a seaplane and without waiting for assist- 
ance or for an observer or a machine 
gimner, "shoved off" at a 90-mile clip. 
Reaching the place where the British 
aviators were clinging to the wreck of 
their plane, still being the target of the 
guns on shore. Gates swooped down 
beside them, and reckless of the wicked 
Hun fire, made a skillful landing, pulled 
the three wrecked aviators into his plane, 
soon rose and beat it back to Dunkerque, 
meeting on the way the other rescuers who 
were hurrying to the scene in planes and 
coast water craft, motioning them to go 
back to avoid the enemy gunfire, which 
by this time had gotten very angry. For 
this service Gates was awarded the dis- 



tinguished flyinj 
England. 

On October 4, Gates was one of the 
pilots in a squadron of seven Spads which 
left St. Pol airdrome with orders to patrol 
the Ypres salient over territory around 
Courtrai, Roulers, Dixmude and Foret 
d'Houthoulet — a lively part of the west- 
ern battle front at that time. After 
being out forty minutes they encountered 
about fifteen enemy aircraft, consisting 
of Fokker scouts, biplanes and a few 
triplanes. The Spads quickly dived to a 
point within the allied lines, and the 
enemy craft did not pursue them; where- 
upon, the Spads climbed and returned to 
enemy territory. Two of the Americans 
had engine trouble and returned to base, 
but the other five machines kept on. 
While flying over Courtrai at an elevation 
of 4,000 meters, a superior enemy air 
squadron was sighted — probably the same 
Fokker sc|uadron — and the signal was 
given to dive and return to base. At the 
moment of the last dive several Huns 
were directly above them and Gates' 
machine was seen to be making a right 



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vertical virage. This was the hast seen of raid, obtaining a direct hit. On his way 



liim, and he was given up as h)st. He was 
cai)t\ired and after tlie armistice, a little 
over a month later, was safely returned. 
Doubtless he owes his life to tlie fact that 
the enemy resistance had begun to 
crumble, and the Huns saw the wisdom 
of treating him with humane c-onsidcra- 
tion. 



home, assisted by another Camel he shot 
down a 2-scatcr enemy plane in flames. 
He wa.s a glutton for low bomb raids, for 
the citation mentioned two other trijjs 
in which he did goo<l work with bombs and 
machine guns, besides helping destroy 
two enemy airjdanes, and once, single 
handed, he attacked six etiemy machines, 



Then there was Lieut. D. S. Ingalls, to driving one down damaged. Ingalls also 



whom the British Air Ministry awarded 
the distinguishetl flying cross, with the 
comment that "His keenness, courage 
and utter disregard of danger are excej)- 
tional and are an example to all. He is 



shot down an enemy kite balloon in flames 
near Ostend. 

For thrilling experiences, we cite the 
case of Ensign E. A. Stone, a young 
American reservist, who, with Sub-Lieut. 



one of the finest men this squadron ever Eric Moore of the Royal .\ir Service, was 

had." The feats which brought forth on patrol in March, 1918, when the 

this eulog>- covered an active ])eriod of engine stopped dead, forcing a landing in 

several months bombing and fighting, a rough .sea. The craft was without 

In August he flew over the Hun airdrome radio or kite to call for assistance. Two 

at \'ar.senaere, firing (i.")(t rounds with his carrier-pigeons were released, one of 

machine guns into it. besides dropjiing whom refused to l)udge from the machine 

four bombs and, although flying very until Moore threw the clock at him. One 

low, the Huns were unsuccessful in pigeon, with the one word "sinking," 

getting him. On September 1.5, he made reached home, but as they had lost their 

the Huns another call, this time at the course their location was tmknown. The 

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by the March seas, for eighty hours, 
without food or water, until finally 
picked up by a trawler. Reports mean- 
while had been sent to headquarters that 
they were lost. 

Comdr. L. H. Maxfield, of the regular 
Navy, was recommended for a gold life- 
saving medal for an exploit as luiusual as 
it was heroic. The dirigible "Capitaine 
Caussin" under his command was patrol- 
ing a convoy north of Quiberon, when the 
pressure began to fall, and after making 
every effort to keep the dirigible in the 
air, she came down. Upon striking the 
water, two of the crew, Allely and Elliott, 
were thrown into the sea. They were 
having considerable difficulty swimming, 
because of their combinations, or "teddy 
bears," which greatly impeded their 
movements, and Allely called out for 
help. By this time the ship had drifted 
75 yards, but Mr. Maxfield, shouting to 
Allely to hold out, jumped into the 
sea. He swam to them, Ijut by 
this time the dirigible was three-quarters 
of a mile away. A small motor boat 
ajjpeared and picked them up, afterward 
coming to the dirigible and removed 
several members of the crew. The re- 
maining men were left in the ship, which 
rapidly drifted ashore. Had Maxfield 
not gone so promptly to the rescue of the 
; two men, Allely certainly, and Elliott 
probably, would have drowned. 

For their gallantry in action near He 
Tudy, two American jjilots, R. H. 
Harrell and K. R. Smith, were recom- 
mended by the French comman- 
dant for the Croix de Guerre 
A southbound coastal convoy 




was off Pen Marche when two avions 
were seen dropping bombs '■2 miles to 
seaward. The destroyer Stewart left the 
escort and proceeded at full speed to 
the scene, and a French destroyer ap- 
proached from the northward. With 
the aid of planes which dropped smoke 
bombs at the spot where the submarine 
was seen from the air, the destroyer 
headed for the position, dropping charges 
as it encircled the submarine. The avions 
continued to drop bombs until they 
brought up clear water. Between the 
destroyers and the planes the Hun had 
no chance of escape. O. E. Wilhams and 
H. W. Studor were the observers in the 
two planes, and rendered very efficient 
service in placing the bombs and guiding 
the destroyers. 

And so we could go on almost inilefi- 
nitely, recounting exploits such as these, 
which would be recalled by the readers 
of this book as merely a part of their daily 
routine in the adventurous days of com- 
radeship and unselfish .service in the 
United States Naval Flying Cor])s. 

Great credit is due the enlisted per- 
sonnel of the naval air service. No finer 
class of men was ever brought into a 
military force than the members of the 
crews of the air stations abroad. Many 
of these men won commissions, and still 
others rendered ecjually praise worthy 
service in the enlisted grades. All the 
radio operators and a great many obser- 
vers were enlisted men, and not a few 
gave a good account of themselves as 
, pilots. All honor to the blue- 

' jackets and marines of the naval 
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Cf)MPiLKi) FROM Official Soi'rces 



DrRIXC; tlie time Unit tlie |)roduc- 
tioii of airi)lane oiiuiiies fur train- 
ing was getting iiiider way, care- 
ful thought was being given to the i)os- 



At that time England was manu- 
facturing or experimenting with thirty- 
seven different kinds of engines and 
France with fortv-six. It seemed wise» 



sihilities of j)r()duciiig coml)at engines if ])ossi!)Ie, for the I iiited States to avoid 
<iuickly in the United States. a similar situation, with its exacting^ 
Engines of increasing horsepower were requirements for innumerahle repair parts 
being demanded at the front, this indi- — a situation which would he compli- 
cating the early ahandonment of sizes cated still further hy long distance from 
and tyjies of engines previously in favor., the scene of war. 

In fac't. up to May, 1!)17, there was not There were in llie I nited States ex- 

among the .Vllies any well-proved engine tensive facilities for the production of the 

(with the i)ossil)le exception of the Rolls- simpler forms of internal-comhustion 

Royce) of a horsei)ower sufKc.iently large engine, such as those used in automobiles, 

to insure its po])ularity and suitability for American engineers and mamifacturers 

two years. American exjierience witli had liad wide experience in designing 



large-scale production of automobile en- 
gines had shown tiiat two years would he 
required to tool up for and to ol>tain a 
year's output of a given engine. 



such engines and in i)roducing them in 
<|uantity. American engineering talent, 
ingemiity and knowledge of design was at 
least equal to that abroad. 



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It was apparent that prompt action was 
necessary to meet the enormous require- 
ments for engines and spares demanded 
by the contemphited program. It was 
also clear that these requirements could 
not be met imless the automobile-engine 
industry could be mobilized for that 
purpose; furthermore, even with the 
talented organizations and experience 
of this industry, there was little chance of 
completing the task unless their efforts 
could be concentrated on one type of 
standardized engine designed especially 
to suit American quantity-production 
methods. 

After many preliminary investigations, 
Col. Edward A. Deeds came to the con- 
clusion that it was essential for the 
United States to concentrate its energies 
upon the smallest possible number of 
types of engines and to give special at- 
tention to equipment which could be 
manufactured in quantity, and which 
would be least affected by the rapid 
advances in the art. 

He considered it entirely possible to 
design and build an engine suitable for 
war purposes and adai)ted to American 
ideas of quantity production in less time 
than the Boiling Commission could com- 
plete its investigations and negotiations 
and send us drawings and models of 
European types that in all probability 
would be wholly unsuited to our produc- 
tion methods. He believed that the 
United States should concentrate its 
greatest effort on a type of aircraft 
engine which could be made in powers 
sufficiently high to assure continued 
usefulness for a term of years and which 
would possess the maximum degree of 
interchangeability between similar parts. 
Colonel Deeds proposed this plan im- 
mediately to his associate. Col. S. D. 
Waldon, who, after giving it careful con- 
sideration, agreed entirely with the plan. 
A few days later J. G. Vincent, of the 
Packard Motor Car Company, arrived in 
Washington and proposed substantially 
the same idea, which had been developed 



as the result of his experience with air- 
craft engines, and which had been crys- 
tallized by conferences held in Detroit 
with the French and English commissions 
then touring the United States. 

As subsequent investigation proceeded 
this conclusion received the unanimous 
support of lioth the American and Euro- 
pean authorities and its wisdom has been 
absolutely demonstrated by the results 
which have been attained. Colonel 
Deeds, Colonel Waldon, and Messrs. E. J. 
Hall and J. G. Vincent met at Colonel 
Deeds' apartment in the New Willard 
Hotel in Washington and considered in a 
general way the requirements which the 
engines must meet. It was determined 
that they should be built around a 5 by 7 
inch individual steel cylinder with alumi- 
num piston, forked rods, and direct-drive 
propeller, and that nothing experimental 
or untried should be used. 

Messrs. Vincent and Hall set to work 
on May 29 to combine their knowledge 
and information, and within two or three 
days they had outlined the important 
characteristics of design of the Liberty 
engine. These preliminary layouts were 
submitted to the Aircraft Production 
Board and the Joint Army and Navy 
Technical Board, who approved the 
design and on June \ authorized the con- 
struction of five each of the 8 and 12 
cylinder sizes. Every feature in the 
design of these engines was based on 
thoroughly jiroven internal-combustion 
engine practice. 

Parts for ten engines were at once 
started through the tool rooms and 
experimental .shops of various motor car 
companies. This work centered in the 
plant of the Packard Motor Car Com- 
pany, which most cheerfully and pa- 
triotically gave to this work its entire 
energies and wonderful facilities. 

Meanwhile the plans of the engine had 
been submitted to H. M. Crane, engineer 
of the Simplex Motor Car Company, and 
of the Wright INIartin Aircraft Corpora- 
tion, who had made a special study of 



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aviation engines in Enioije and wlio for 
iil)\var(i of a year liad heen working on 
the ])roduction of tlie Hispano-Suiza 150- 
liorsepower engine; also to David Fergus- 
son, chief engineer of tiie I'ierce-Arrow 
Motor Car Com])any, and to many of tlie 
hest experts in tlie country on the pro- 
<luction of motors. Representatives of 
many other companies, including plane 
and engine makers, machine tool huilders, 
etc., were called in; these men went over 
the drawings thoroughly and were con- 
sulted on many production features of the 
engine. 

From the foregoing statements it is 
clear that the Liberty engine was not 
developed l)y any sj)ecies of magic nor hy 
any single individual or company, l)ut 
was a well-considered and carefully pre- 
pared tlcsign ha.sed on nnuii i)ra<'tical 
aviation engine experience. Tlic prompt- 
ness with which the design was completed 
and the samples huilt was the result of 
complete cooperation among all in- 
terested ])arties. 

Fundamentals of the design of the 
Liberty engine have not lieen altered 



from the date of its f)riginal layout, with 
the single excejition of the sciipi)er feed 
system for lubricating the crank pins, 
which was abandoned in favor of the full 
pressure feed .system of lubricalion. 
Numerous manufacturing changes in 
materials, limits, clearances, etc., have 
been made to facilitate production, ex- 
actly as such changes are made in jiro- 
duction of any piece of machinery. As 
time went on it became necessary to 
increase the horsepower of the 12-cylinder 
engine from .S.^O to .S~j and later from 375 
to 440. These increases made it neces- 
sary to increase the size and strength 
of certain parts of the engine. 

By the methotl outlined above the 
first 8-cylinder engine was delivered in 
Washington and set u|) at the Bureau of 
Standards on July 4, litl?, and the first 
I'i-cylinder engine was built and success- 
fully i)as,sed a 50-hour endurance test 
by .Vugust "25, 1917. 

.Vt first it was believed that both 8 and 
1-2-cylinder engines would be re<iuired and 
negotiations were started looking to the 
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Company agreed to produce 10,000 of the 
8 cylinder engines, but before the con- 
tract had been made information from 
abroad indicated that efforts should be 
concentrated on the fi-cylinder engine. 
Contracts were therefore let for '•2'2,oOO 
Liberty 1'2-cylinder engines to six 
concerns. 

This number was sufficient to take care 
of the requirements of both the Navy and 
the Army. The first of these contracts 
was signed in August, 1917, and ])roduc- 
tion work started immediately. It was 
at once apparent that, to avoid delay and 
confusion, the engineering and standard- 
ization required for developing and manu- 
facturing the engine nuist necessarily be 
done in close proximity to the production 
plants. A district office was therefore 
established in Detroit, and James G. 
Heaslet, formerly vice president and 
general manager of the Studebaker cor- 
poration, an engineer and manufacturer 
of wide experience, was appointed dis- 
trict manager. At the request of the 
Chief of the Engine Production Dejjart- 
ment an order was issued in October, 1917, 



which placed all engineering, inspection 
and ])roduction of the Liberty engine in 
charge of a committee of engineers and- 
manufacturers composed of Lieut. Col. 
E. J. Hall, Maj. James G. Heaslet, 
Henry M. Leland, C. Harold Wills of the 
Ford Motor Company, and Messrs. Beall 
and Roberts of the Packard Motor Car 
Comjjany. With them were associated 
D. McCall White, engineer of the Cadillac 
Motor Company, and Walter Chrysler, 
general manager of the Buick Company. 
Presided over by Major Heaslet, these 
men in their respective plants and in 
joint meetings pushed forward the de- 
velopment and production of Liberty 
engines. Each without reservation re- 
vealed all the trade secrets and processes 
which they had developed in their plants 
during the preceding years. The Packard 
Motor Car (^ompany gave to this develop- 
mental work all of its equipment and 
])ersonnel. The wonderful organization 
of the Ford Motor Company was devoted 
to solving the problems presented by the 
production of this engine. The unique 
method of making a rough cylinder from 



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results of the wmk <if tlie Fori 
Com])any, and its liigldy skilled 
zation. 

Difficulties which ordinarily would 
have been well-nigh insuperahle, or which 
at least would have ])re\ented rai)id 
progress, were innnediately encountered; 
for example; 

The existing niotor-huilding plants had 



dso a new method their return was either impossible or was 
secured only after great delay. 

The materials re(|Viired for the engines 
were frei|nently of a much higher grade 
than the corrcs])onding materials in 
automobile motors and much patient 
work was recjuired to secure their i)roduc- 
tion. 

The procurement of necessary trans- 
])orlation and fuel during the winter of 
1917-lS presented iliiliculties which at 
times were almost insurmountable. Xot- 



practically no machinery of sufficient withstanding the difficulties encountered, 

size to handle the ])arts of the Liberty production actually started with the 

engine; it was therefore necessary to delivery of twenty-two engines during 

build and frequently to design the December, 1917. 

machine tools for this ])urpose. The Liberty engine as originally maiui- 

IJetween 'i.jOO and 8,tJ()() small jigs, factured was of ai)proximately .S.'iO 

tools, and fixtures are required to produce horsepower. Information re('eived from 

all the parts of a Liberty engine. For overseas led to the conclusion that a 

large outputs much of this e(|uipnient higher horsepower woidd be desirable. 



must be duplicated many times. This 
made it necessary to reciuisition ])rac- 
tically the total ca])acity of all the tool 
shops east of the Mississippi. 



Therefore, after about .'iOO of these engine.s 
were in ])rod\ietion, the engineers sle|)i)ed 
up the horsepower to ^75. I'lider the 
additional stresses induced, certMin parts 



It soon develoi)ed tliat men who were of the engine, ])articularly 



able to make the compar:iti\ely simjjle 
automobile motors did not have the skill 
recjuircd to machine the jiarts of a 
Liberty engine; it therefore became neces- 
sary to educate thousands of men and 
women to do this work. 



shaft, required strengthening. This was 
done and several hundred engines were 
delivered at this liorsei)ower. Then fiiud 
and dcfinite information arrived from 
abroad to the effect that if an engine of 
400 horsepower or more could be i)ro- 



A large amount of unfriendly influence duced, the United States would lead the 
was encountered, a considerable portion combatant nations in size and power of 
of which was doubtless pro-German, engine during 1918 and 11)19. The engine 
This was manifested in the tool shojjs, was therefore ste])i)ed up l)y the engineers 
where many of the tools made for this to -140 horsepower. This enormous in- 
work were found to be incorrect and had crease in power necessarily required an 
to be remade before they could be used increase in strength of ])ractically all the 
in the engine-building plants. In the working parts of the engine. This re- 
enginc-building i)lants tools mysteriously quired changes in a very large jiercentage 
disapi)earcd or became injured, cans of of the jigs, tools, and e(|ui|)ment used in 
powder were found in the coal, fire-extin- manufacture. It also required certain 
guishing ap])aratus was ])higged u]), and metallurgical changes in some of the 
numerous other treasonable acts were parts, which in turn involved the develop- 
committed. ment of new and better methods of i)ro- 

As rapidly as skilled men were de- ducing steel for them. These changes in 

veloi)ed they were re(|uisitioned by nearly ecpiipment were required in the engine 

every department of the Government, jjlants, the parts jjlants. and the forging 

The draft took a great many men, and shops; in like manner they aft'ect<'d ;dl 

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manufacturers throughout the production 
Hue, including the producers of the raw 
metal. 

These changes were made with such 
speed and energy that by May 2!), 1018, 
one year from tlie date when the design 
of the engine was begun l.'-24;5 Liberty 
engines had been produced and delivered 
for service. 

The magnitude of this accomplish- 
ment may be realized when it is compared 
with the deA'elopment of automobile 
motors. Practically no automobile motor 
of any size or importance has ever been 
put into production and into service 
without at least one year being devoted 
to its design and development. This 
time was not required for the Liberty 
engine, because its original design re- 
cpiired substantially no change and also 
because the best ability in the country 
was devoted without stint to its develop- 
ment and production. 

During six months, from May '29 to 
November 29, 1918, the production of 
Liberty engines increased by leaps and 
bounds; during October, just preceding 
the armistice, 150 13-cylinder engines 
were being produced and delivered into 
service on each working day. 

The record of monthly deliveries of 
these engines is as follows: 

December, 1917 22 

January, 1918 39 

February 70 

March 122 

April 415 

May 620 

June 1,102 

July 1,589 

August 2,297 

September 2,362 

October 3,878 

November 3,056 

Total 15,572 

These engines were distributed as 
follows : 

American Navy 3,742 

Plants manufacturing airplanes . . . 5,233 




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poses 907 

American Expeditionary Forces in 
France in addition to those 
which went over installed in 
planes 4,511 

Allies — England, France and Italy. 1,089 

Total 15,572 

In January, 1918, three of these engines 
were shipped to the American Expedi- 
tionary Forces. In March, ten engines 
were shipped to the British, six to the 
French, and five to the Italians. By 
June 7 tests aliroad had proceeded so- 
far that the British Air Minister cabled 
to Lord Reading that the excellent results 
obtained from the Liberty engine had 
placed it in the first class of high-powered 
engines, and that they were convinced 
that it would be a most valuable contri- 
bution to the allied aviation program. On 
Se])tember 26, the British Air Ministry 
reported that the Liberty performed at 
least as well as the Rolls-Royce, in iden- 
tical airplanes, and that their opinion of 
June was fully confirmed. 

Birkight, the designer of the Hispano- 
Suiza engine in France, advised Count 
Poinatowski that the Liberty engine was 
superior to any high-powered engine 
then developed on the Continent. 

The British placed an order for 1,000 
Liberty 12-cylinder engines and subse- 
cjuently stated their desire to increase this 
to 5,500, to be delivered by December 31, 
1918. The French made inquiry as to 
the possibility of their securing 20 per 
cent of all of these engines produced. 
The Italians also indicated their desire 
to purchase a large number for immediate 
delivery. 

The vision of Colonel Deeds and the 
decision to develop an American aviation 
engine has been fully and completely 
justified by the results obtained. The 
engine which approaches nearest to the 
Liberty in power and efficiency is the 
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and delivers appioxiiiiately 100 horse- 
l)o\ver less than tiic Liberty. The maxi- 
mum production of the Rolls-Royce 
engine in England lias Tiever ex('ee<]ed 
70 jier week; the average production lias 
ranged from 40 to 4,5 per week. 

Tliere can he no doubt that, had the 
war continued, the Liberty engine in 
planes piloted l)y American, British and 
French aviators would soon have domi- 
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and America alone, liad the facilities and 
tiie vision to produce airplane engines 
with the neces.sary power and in the 
necessary quantities to carry the war in 
the air into Germany's own territory. 

The Liberty engine was a development 
made necessary by war, but it has already 
proved that it will show its value in time 
of peace. This past May four Liberty's 
successfully drove the NC-4 from America 
to Europe on the first trans-Atlantic 

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Dat's dis heah aihrplane stuff — No, Bo.ss, 
Ah'll bah some othaii kind ob cross 
Lak drive a mule, or tote ii gun. 
But .\li ain't flirtiii wif de sun — 
I li, uhl Not me! 



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If all nnis" do a loop-de-loop 
Let mine be 'round some eliicken coop; 
It ain't gwine be uj) whah de crows, 
Kin say Ah's trompin on deer toes — 
I'll, nil! \()t me! 



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It sho' look sweet. Ah don't deny, 
To be a-(^ozin' 'round de sky. 
But dat's fo' folks dat's in de mood, 
Not fo' me tho' cose Ah's shrewd — 
Uh, uli! Not me! 



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Down heah Ah firs' saw light ob day 
Down heah am whah Ah's gwine to stay; 
Folks, Ah don't keer to hab ma feet 
Git too blamed proud to walk de street — 
Uh, uh! Not me! 




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0})erati()ns with tlie Fleet 



AXIATION played a part in tlic long 
vigil kept l)y the (irand Fleet. In 
this respect tlie British Navy had 
made great advances, by the develop- 
ment of the seajjlane carriers, a vessel 
with a flush deck from stem to stern, 
enahling the returning ])lanes to land on 
hoard without difficulty. Nothing a])- 
jiears above the deck of these ve.s.sels, 
except a small deck house, which di.sa])- 
pears when the ])lanes are about to return. 
The British had some four or five of these 
carriers, strange looking craft, with their 
stacks protruding from the sides. Of our 
own battleship force, the Te.vas alone was 
e(|uipped with airplanes, and that only 
a short time before the armistice. 

It was not until the winter months 
following the armistice that the American 
Xavy utilized effectively the planes for 



control of great gun fire. Lieut. Com- 
mander E. (). McDonnell, who made a 
brilliant record on both the western and 
the Italian fronts, |)articularly in bomliing 
and night raiding, conducted ex])eri- 
ments in fire control at (iuantanamo, 
Cuba, which demonslratetl tiie great 
value of aircraft in battle i)ractice. Here 
also the Texas was u.sed in making the 
experiments. She was equi])i)ed w-ith a 
small two-seater and tw-o single-seaters, 
and a false deck was constructed on the 
turret, with removaI)le planking over the 
guns themselves, which was taken away 
when the large guns were fired. The 
single seater was intended for short 
range .scouting and fighting, tlie two- 
.seaters being u.sed for recoimaisance, fire 
control and .spotting. While the fleet 
was at (iiuintanamo, the Mianinsippi was 




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H. M. .S, "Furious" on a Zeppelin strafing expedition. 



similarly eqiiijiped, and flights were made 
from hoth of these dreadiiaughts. Laud 
phines, however, were used during the 
tesis of fire control of the Texas, when 
ten IJ-inch guns fired salvos on a range of 
20,000 yards, the maximum elevation of 
the guns. Lieutenant Commander Mc- 
Donnell controlled the fire by means of 
both radio telephone and telegraph, using 
the telephone first, immediately followed 
by the telegraph signals. Every sjiot 
received from the ship was immediately 
acknowledged from the plane. The firing 
was done in the open sea under weather 
conditions that were favorable, but with 
a great deal of interference from smoke 
from the stacks of the ship, which at one 
time was so bad that the targets were 
lost to view from the tops. Indeed, after 
the third salvo the targets were totally 
obscured, and reliance was made entirely 
upon the control from the planes. The 
average time for the transmission of the 
message was five seconds from the sea- 
plane to the plotting oflBcer, which period^ 
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could with practice, have Ijeen reduced it 
was believed, to two seconds. As this 
was the first occasion when any naval 
vessel had depended entirely upon tele- 
phone communication from a seaplane or 
air])lane for target-practice spotting, the 
results were most gratifying to the gun- 
nery officers who watched the tests with 
the keenest interest. Of special im- 
portance was the fact that communica- 
tions were accurate both ways, in both 
receiving and sending. The flight was 
not made from off the Texas because of 
the uncertainty as to the required amount 
of wind, and the low-powered airplane 
used, although it later developed that 
tliere was sufficient wind to have made the 
flight from the turret with safety, and 
without delaying the target practice. 

Return landings were made on the 
Ijcach during these tests. Three methods 
of return were possible; to the beach, 
on the water near the shij), or on 
board the ship. When landings were 
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of the planes, the air bags were imme- 
diately filled, and the craft would float 
safely for twelve hours if necessary. 

Both types of machines were equipped 
with radio sets, but only the two-seater 
had the apparatus necessary for both 
sending and receiving. The single-seater 
could send but could not receive. 

KITE BALLOONS 

During the operations of the battleship 
force in the North Sea, one vessel in each 
division of the U. S. battle squadron 
was equipped with kite balloons. 
They were used to some extent for 
fire control, but their principal duty 
was to look for submarines, torpedoes and 
mines. They were also used by the 
ships of the convoys while traversing the 
submarine zone, and to .some extent by 
our destroyers. Trawlers operating in 
the submarine zone were also supplied 
with kite balloons. It is planned to 
equip at least one ship in every four of 
the battle fleet with them. 

THE FLEET AIR I)ET.\CHMENT 

Another development which has come 
since the war ended is the organization 
of a fleet air detachment, with the U. S. S. 



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Shawmiit as parent ship and carrier. This 
vessel rendered valuable service during 
the war as a mine-layer, being part 
of the force operating in the North 
Sea in laying the celebrated mine 
barrage which did so much to break the 
submarine menace, and destroy the 
morale of the Hun undersea pirates. 
After her return from this duty, she was 
equipped as the mother-ship of the fleet 
air detachment, consisting of a squadron 
of large seaplanes, which may be used for 
reconnoisance, for scouting, for bombing 
submarines and mines, and for attack 
by bombing on any enemy position where 
anti-aircraft guns are not used. Their 
principal duty, however, is scouting and 
spotting. The squadron consists of five 
of these seaplanes. The iShawmut carries 
gasoline and spare parts, and acts as a 
tender to the air squadron. She will 
operate with the fleet in the battle 
manoeuvers, in which the air detachment 
will doubtless, in the future, play an 
important part. 

During the cruise to the West Indies 
the Shawmut and the fleet air detachment 
accompanied the fleet, making many 
flights en route. 




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IGHTER-TII AN- 
AIR, while lieinj; the 
xoimuest hraiK-h of 
the Naviil profession, 
has liad the fjrealest 
rate of progress. Two 
years ajio we liad 
praetieaily iiotliini;; 
now we have some of 
the hest non-riiiids in existence, and 
our pilots, thonuli far from Tinmerons, are 
e(|ual to any in the world. \\ iiile it is, 
of course, a fact that war has l.een the 
j;reat incenti\(', we may still hope to kee|) 
np a t;'ood rate of |)rofiress, and in time 
e((nal, in qnality at least, the lifjhter- 
than-air craft of (lernumy and England. 
What has heen done hy the Navy in the 
])ast two years may lie sumniari/.ed in a 
few l)rief iiaragraplis. The ship liuilt l»y 
the Coimecticut .\ircraft Company made 
l>nt a few sliorl lliglils, I hen went out of 
eonimissiou forever, so had very little 
good efl'ect upon personnel or material. 
The kite balloons tested out on the I'. S. 
S. Oldulioiini and XrraiUi in the fall and 
winter of 1!)U)-1!)17, ])roved that good 
s|)otting coidd lie done from tiiis type of 
aircraft. i)ut little interest, unfortunately, 
was aroused in the department, so that 



they were soon ordered otl the ships. 
Ne.vt, in the s])ring of 1!)1T came the 
orders for the first small Mimjis, modeled 
after the lines of the Mrilish. The Good- 
year Tire and Hnlilier ('om|)any hiiilt the 
first envelopes, and (urtiss tlu' Nacelles. 
.Vliout the time the tirst ship was to lie 
delivered, a class of students was started 
in .Vkron. 'I'his was in June, 1!)17, and 
during that sunniier the students took 
their free lialloon cour.se. their aerostatics, 
their meteorology, as well as their regular 
na\al studies. The dirigililes were flown, 
hut the envelojies were constructed of 
such ]>oor material that they could not 
lie kept intlaled more than a week. Hence 
to get the maximum henelit out of the 
shijjs during their short li\es. they were 
used twenty-four hours a day. 

In the early fall of 11(17, the first con- 
tingent of naval lighler-than-air ofiicers 
and men was sent to France, and in 
No\eud)er and Deeemlier regular war 
|)at rolling was done in the French ships 
at Roehefort and I'ainilioeuf. In January, 
1!)18, all hands were asseinliled at I'aini- 
hoeuf and a start was made in cleaTiing. 
relinilding and enlarging that station, 
which was later completely taken over 
hy us and o|)erated under our flag. 



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Students in Training at Akron. 

Meanwhile, students were sent from the 
United States to England for training, 
and some of these were later given im- 
portant billets under the British and per- 
formed valuable and efficient war service. 
Paimboeuf continued to grow and im- 
prove until the signing of the armistice. 
Active patrols were carried out and en- 
gagements with enemy submarines were 
rejjorted. 

Guipavas, the American dirigible sta- 
tion near Brest, was practically com- 
pleted when the armistice was signed. 
This station did, however, do active 
flying and, at the time of the President's 
first arrival at Brest, the station sent out 
two ships to escort the George Washington 
into port. Kite balloon stations had been 
established all along the coast of France, 
and good work was being done by the 
pilots. 

In the United States active work had 
been carried on at Chatham, INIontauk, 
Rockaway, Cape May, Hampton Roads, 
Key West, Pensacola and Akron. Officers 
had been given Ground School training 
at Tech, and flying training at Akron 



and Pensacola. Important patrols and 
experimental flights were made both by 
kite balloons and dirigibles. The Tech- 
nical Bureaus of the Navy Department 
had pushed rapidly ahead, had con- 
ducted valuable research work and had 
turned out the "C"-type ship; so it can be 
seen that abroad and at home interest was 
growing inlighter-than-air craft, andmuch 
good work was done. 

The necessity for lighter-than-aircraft 
for the Navy is now fully realized by 
strategists, and work to provide our 
Navy with lighter-than-air craft is being 
])ushed by those in authority. The 
General Board has for many years 
realized the importance of this sort of 
craft, and has recommended their con- 
struction time and again. The work 
done by the German Zeppelins in patrol- 
ing and scouting over the North Sea, and 
the effect of the British lack of rigids, 
has brought this necessity home. To the 
popular mind the Zeppelin did not make 
good in the war. This opinion is based 
wholly upon the results of the raids over 
England, in which many ships were 
lost. Admitting that these raids were 
on the whole unsuccessful, although they 
most certainly did keep a great number of 
British heavier-than-air craft in England 
that were sorely needed at the front, and 
most certainly did at one period keep the 
people of London, to say the least, under 
a nervous strain, we do know that a 
constant and efficient patrol was kept 
over the North Sea which could not have 
been kept by any other type of water or 
air craft. 








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It is proposed from now on to have the 
following types of lighter-than-air craft. 
These may never he ])la(e(I in C|uantity 
produetion, hut certainly will he used and 
experimented with: 

Free Balloon. — There is nothing new 
ahoiit this. It has heen used since 178.3. 
and its use will he continued. There is 
nothing hetter in whicli to train kite or 
dirigihle students, and, hy some, free 
hallooning is looked ujjon as the greatest 
sport in the world. 

Kite Ualhntn. — 'IMiis will he used hy the 
Na\y for search, and |)()ssihly for spotting. 
The .\rmy will certainly continue to use 
it for the control of fire, and other uses 
will most surely he forthcoming. Two 
distinct tyjjcs are now recognized — the 
French ('ac(|uot and the Italian Avorio- 
I'rassoue. 

yon-Rigid. — This type, in various 
sizes, will always have its use in the Navy 
for patrols, search, and convoy duty, and 
will continue to prove a most u.seful unit 
of the Naval forces. It is douhtful 
whether land forces will he able to derive 
much benefit from it. However, that 
remains to be seen. 

Riijid. — This will be the greatest of all 
aircraft, anil will revolutionize all naval 
strategy and tactics. 

No one realizes the limitations of 
lighter-than-air craft better than those 
who work constantly with them. They 
arc not the ones who see small rigids 




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Rescuk at .Sea. 

taking the place of yachts, nor do they 
see daily scheduled trips for ])asscnger 
and freight being carried out this year. 
They leave that sort of projiaganda to Ihe 
stock sellers and to the etiitors of po])ular 
aviation magazines. What they do see, 
however, as the scout of the future, is a 
rigid of somewhere between fixe and ten 
million cubic feet ca])a(ity, filled with 
some inert gas, driven by reliable gaso- 
line, steam, or electric motors, capable of 
staying out two or three weeks, with 
guns sufhcieut to fight off any figliting 
]>lane, and bombs sufficient to wreck a 
batlleshii). It is (|uitc useless to at- 
tem|)t to make the real surface craft man 
believe that some day the slow moving 
battleships and cruisers will l)c of little 
use, but most certainly the day is fast 
approaching when such will he the case. 



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Production of Spruce for the Navy 

By F. M. smith. Lieutenant, V. S. N. 

(//( ('lidrgi- (if Sjiriirc I'rodiiclKiii fur llic \(ir!j) 

Few of us have given more than a passing tliought to the many prohlcms of forced production 
which had to be successfully met liefore any aggressive aviation policy could he even seriously con- 
sidered. But for the initiative and ability of the men who silently shouldered these responsibilities 
in the liackground of the war, Anicrifan aviation could not have l)ecn the i)o(cnt factor for victory 
which it proved to he. 

The story of the production of sjjruce lumber for the construction of the -Navy's aircraft tells of 
a difficult task undertaken in the face of many discouraging obstacles and of hard work carried on 
throughout a .season of severe N'cw Kngland weather. E.xpcrieuce had shown that spruce of a very 
high grade was the only material perfectly suited to the manufacture of nuiny airplane parts. Sub- 
.stitution of other woods in the place of spruce had never been successfully accomplished, and when 
tried was usually accompanied by failure of the plane in action. The pre-war construction of air- 
craft had been very small and spruce of sufficient quality and i|u:inlity had been easily obtained. 
This normal supply, however, was totally inadequate to meet the denuuids of war-time construction 
iiiid for nuiny months constantly jeopardi>.ed our entire aviation program. — -ICditor. 



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IN J)K('EM1{KI{, 1917, il \va.s ap- 
parent that on ;icc()iiiil uf llie enor- 
irions (IciiiMnds lor airplanes both at 
lionic and ■•iliroad tlic Sprncc Produclion 
Section of I lie Army, whicli had ahsolule 
conlrol (d' spruce pi'odiKl ion in IIk' wcsI 
and sonlli wonid he unaMe to prodnce 
suflicienl material lo meet the demands. 
It was, therefore, considered exireniely 
<h)nl)tl'nl if llie Navy, wliicli was forced 
lo jmrcliase airi)lane sprnce throuf^h the 
.\rmy, could ohiain llic rc(|uisilc material 
for the pioper mainlenance of its hnildinn 
l)ro^rani. .Vs an insurance a}j;aiiisl the 
non-r<-c<'ipl of sullicicul airpl.iiic slock 
from the ,\rmy to carry out the hiiildiriK 
program, slejjs were immediately taken 
to develop the as yet ime.xploited re- 
sonrces of New- En^iland and New York 
State for |)ro(hiction of white sprnce. 

While it wa.s recognized lliat malerial 
of the size of that ohtaincd in the west 
could not l)e .secured from \cw haigjand, 
very good (|uality malerial of small size 
could he manufaclured and the matcr'al 
was considered at least the e(|nal \i\ hoth 
size and i|nalily of llial ohl;iinc(| in the 



south hy the .\rmy and hy the Urilisli 
(jovernmeni . 

A rei)re.sentative of the Bureau of Con- 
struction and Re|)air who had formerly 
heen on duly in New I'aigland as 'i'imlier 
1 nspcclor and wiio was t horougiil\' fauniiar 
with liimlier conditions in that district, 
was sent to New lOngland on Deccmher 
^■HK 1!M7, III investigate the situation, 
ascertain the ])ossihilities of the district 
as a source of supj)ly, and make arrange- 
ments for issue of conlracis, |(rc|(aration 
of specitications and mcliiods (d' inspec- 
tion and shipment . 

I.undicriu;; condilions in New England 
diU'er radically from liiose in other .sec- 
tions of the counhy as there are no 
lumlicr associations and no slanilard 
grarling rules, and it was therefore neces- 
sary to interview all the difl'crcnt opera- 
tors and arrange for mdixiiliial contracts. 

The highest grade of lumher produced 
in New England for connncrcia! purposes 
was a grade called "(Icar and No. I," 
.ind oidy "-JO per cent of this to|) grade was 
found snilahle for aircraft const rui'tion 
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A ^rciil (U'mI (if |i;itriiit ii' (•mIIiu>1msiii 
was aroused aiiioiifi tlic Now I'liij^laiid 
operators. In spile of Itie iimneiise dis- 
taiifes lo lie lra\e!ed to iiilcrv i<'\\ llic 
dill'ereiil maiuilacturers, and tlie dillicully 
of Iraveliiii; in New l'",iif;land diirint; llie 
winter nionllis in order to visit liie dit- 
I'erent mills, practically every lar^c 
o|)erator was personally interviewed and 
satisfactory agreements as lo specifica- 
tions and contracts drawn up, sucli eon- 
tra('ts issued liy tlie IJnrean of Supplies 
and Aceouuls to cover IIIO conct'rns. 
Insjiection and shipment of nialcrial 
coinmenced liy -lauuary 111, 1!IIS. Con- 
tracts were made I o allow for (lie purcliase 
of all the matei'ial which could lie pro- 
duced in accordance with the siieciliea- 
tions for a period of six months, ins|iec- 
lion to lie made al the mill liv a repre- 
sentative of the Navy Department as the 
malcrial left the saw. 

'I'lie Olliee of Spruce I'rotluetion for the 
Navy was eslalilished with ]\ead(|uarlers 
at Hoston lo handle all ni.illcrs con- 
n<-clc(l wilh llu' prodnclioii .inil Nhipiiicnl 
of spruce. ;ind al Ihc 
I iiiic of I he sigiiiiii; of 
Ihc .■ii'MiisI ice I'-M coll 
I i-aci s were in for c <■ 
c o V c I' i II i; opcral ions 
at ;i7."> mills. ( dii 
I I'acis were so di'a w ii 
that canctdlation was 
ellcilcd niimc<li,i Icly 
upon till" signini; of 
the armistice wilhoiil 
the ncccssily of rcim- 
liursemeiil for caucella- 
liou in advance of com- 
plclion. The amicalilc 
cancellaliou o f c o n- 
traels on Noveuilier 1 I . 
I!)1S. was esl im.ilcd to 
have saved the (iovern 
meni $ t7:!,(i'2S.(l;!, Ihc 
value of !■,.") 7 '-'. S f.") fed 
of iuuilier vvhicli would 
li a V e lieon proilucetl 




had Ihc contracts lieen allowed lo runi 
to expiration. 

The oiitaiuiiif; of suliicient competent 
inspectors was a difficult joh, as llic iiiill.s: 
operate ten liours ])er da,v lieeessilatilif; 
vviirkinii li.v arlilicial lif,dit for four hours 
per da.v on an ojien |)latform wilh thr 
temperature often Kl^ lielow zero, and [he- 
material often covered with snow and ice. 
No ordinary inspector from an aircraft 
factorv coidd or vvduM |)erlorm such 
duty, and inspectors had lo lie recruited 
from the mills. This neiessitalccl de- 
tailed instruction rc<;ardin^; <|ualil.v of 
material <lesircd and in the liner points 
of wdod ins|iccl ion. 

'I'he eidire territorv, iucludiufi Alaine, 
New Hauipsliire, \ermont. New ^'orUand 
the Canadian l*rovin<TS of Ottawa, 
Ontario, New Hrunsvvick, (^ueliec and 
Nova Scotia, vvimc divided inio districts, 
each dist ri<-t licinu numlicred and I'lnlirac- 
inj; .several mills, lietwecn which facilities, 
for trav(>I were fairly well eslalilished. .\n 
inspe<-lor was detailed lo each dislrict 
wilh an ollicial shmip licariui; lln- dis- 
trict numlicr. In this 
wa,v olijeclionalile ship- 
ments could lie easily 
traceil. 

'J'he lirsl shipmeids 
were naturall.v no! up 
to standard, Imt in- 
siieclion rapidl.v im- 
pro\ed uiil il ilnrinj; the 
latter part .if lit IK 
lietter malcrial w a s 
beinj; produeeil t h .1 u 
was heinj;' rec<-ived Irom 
the west. Oul of Ihc 
entire Kritish .irdcr ol 
over :!.t)(H).0(llt feel, uu- 
favoralih- reptirt was 
made on only niiu- ears 
7 after ils receij)! in V.Ufi- 
laiid, and only ."> p<'r 
cent of I he conlcnt sot 
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loads were traced to an inspector who 
had been released for incompetency. 

Special operations were undertaken 
during 1918 for production of airplane 
stock from especially fine stands of spruce 
by culling all the choice logs from the 
river drives of the big pulp and paper 
companies and having them specially 
sawn. 

Early in the spring of 1918 the British 
War Mission sent a representative to 
New England to determine if the quality 
of spruce being produced was suitable for 
their purposes, and as a result of a favor- 
able report, contract was entered into 
for shipment of 1,000.000 feet. The 
quality of the stock was found so satis- 
factory that an additional contract was 
entered into for ,S,000,000 feet of the same 
material. The Imperial Munition Board 
immediately attempted to develop the 
Canadian Provinces along the lines 
adopted by the 'Navy in New England, 
but without success. 

x\ representative of the British War 
Mission and a rejjresentative of the Im- 
perial Mimition Board then thoroughly 
investigated the activities of the Navy in 
New England and reported to the Im- 
perial Board that it would be an extremely 
difficult, if not imjjossible matter, to 
establish an organization of the efficiency 
of that of the Navy in New England. 
Consequently they decided to turn over 
to the United States Navy the develop- 
ment of the Canadian Provinces with the 
understanding that a fair percentage of 
the material would be supplied the 
British Government at cost price. 

In addition to the development in New 
England for the production of spruce, the 
Office of Spruce Production for the Navy 
located and developed sources of supply 
of tough northern-grown bending ash, 
which was found absolutely necessary for 



airplane construction. Over 560,000 feet 
of this material were inspected and 
shipped to various naval establishments 
during the fall of 1918. 

In September, 1918, the labor situation 
as regards lumber operations was very 
acute in New England, and it was ap- 
parent that unless relief was obtained, 
lumber operations would practically cease. 
New England operators failing to obtain 
assistance from the Labor Board, re- 
quested help from the Office of Spruce 
Production. Special employment agencies 
were established and operated under their 
supervision for the proper allocation of 
the men, and as this source of supply was 
not found sufficient, negotiations were 
opened with the Army for the assignment 
of limited service men for this duty. 
Arrangements were finally made for the 
allocation of 2,000 men from camps in the 
middle west to the New England mills. 
The entire transaction of obtaining these 
men and transporting them from camp to 
the mills and their return to camp upon 
the signing of tlie armistice, was handled 
by the Office of Spruce Production for the 
Navy. Every man so allocated was 
returned to camp or satisfactorily ac- 
counted for. 

The economy efl^ected by this work was 
considerable; grade "A" spruce, for 
example, costing the Navy $125 per 
1,000 feet to produce, while the same 
grade previously purchased from the 
Army cost $667 per 1,000 feet. The 
magnitude of production reached may 
be seen from the following summary of 
shipments from January to November, 
1918: 

To the British 3,807,000 

Overseas for Caproni Machines 230,000 

To the French 200,000 

Armv 708,382 

Navy 2,265,120 



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As a result of ox[)eriiiioiit.s oxteiidiiig 
over a period of several years, the 
United States naval air service 
develo])ed what is believed to he the best 
aerial hand-held camera constructed in 
America or by the Allies during' the war; 
a camera which embodies all the good 
qualities of several t)ther designs which 
were manufactured here and abroad to 
meet the requirements of the aerial pho- 
tographers of all allied countries. 

Aerial photography in the U. S. Navy 
dates from June, 1915, when a second 
class machinist's mate was detailed for 
photographic duty at the naval air 
station, Pensacola, for the pur])ose of 
obtaining record photographs of yard, 
construction, aircraft experimental work. 



etc. In the following March, aerial 
photographs taken of a dummy fort at 
Fort Morgan were used in connection 
with the long range firing by the U. S. S. 
yew York and the I'. S. S. .Irkanxat!. 
Upon his return from this del ail. the 
photographer rec'onuncnded to ('apt. 
Mark L. Bristol, I'SX, then director of 
aviation, that a long-range aerial camera 
be develoj)ed for ii.se in great gun target 
practice, in order that more detail might 
be secured in |)li(>t()graphs taken from 
high altitudes than was possible with the 
cameras they had at that time. 

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turers were interested in the jjrojcct, and 
by the following December a camera had 
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stood a satisfactory test at an altitude of 
(i,100 feet over Pensacola, although the 
lenses were not all that was desired. 
Tests of aerial cameras of several tyiJes 
were continued during the ensuing 
months, with varying results, until the 
development of the naval camera, which 
is recognized to be the most comjilete 
among all the machines that were used 
hy the allied air services. At the time 
of the armistice, the naval air service had 
aliout perfected plans wliereby photo- 
graphic negatives made of the enemy's 
battle craft, harbors and fortifications 
could lie developed l)y the naval photo- 
grapher in the seaplane while in flight 
en route from the scene, and a print dis- 
])atched by a pigeon within ten minutes 
after the photograjih was taken! A great 
deal more in the nature of advanced 
photograjihic experimental work was in 
contemplation for the furtherance of 
naval aerial warfare, but which cannot be 
disclosed now. 

Training of aerial photographers began 
with the detail of a naval jjhotographer to 
the army school of aerial [ihotography at 
Langley Fielil, Hampton, Va., in Novem- 
ber, 1917, for a course of instruction. 
Upon graduation he passed an examina- 
tion for commission and was appointed 
ensign in the reserve force, whereujjon 
he was sent to Miami, Florida, for the 
pur])ose of establishing a similar school 
for naval photographers. This school 
was put in commission in A]iril, 1918, and 
in June the first group of naval photog- 
raphers, consisting of nine trained men. 



went abroad for duty at the various 
United States naval air stations. At the 
same time several trained photographers 
were sent from the school to stations in 
this country. 

The course at the school of aerial jiho- 
tography covered a larger field than that 
of the army school; instead of confining 
the instruction to aerial photography 
alone, several i)hases of the profession 
were taught, and ujjon completing the 
course, the graduates were competent to 
jierform whatever record photographic 
work might be required at a Naval air 
station, or on board a warship carrying 
aircraft, in addition to aerial photographic 
map-making. 

By the tim? hostilities ceased, the 
trained jiersonnel of aerial photography 
in the naval service comprised nine photo- 
graphic officers (all ensigns. Naval Reserve 
Force), seventy-seven printers and ten 
machinist's mates, the latter being camera 
repair men; of this force, forty-two were 
abroad, or were en route to France. The 
first class of twenty photographers was 
formed from among candidates who had 
passed a competitive examination among 
reservists at New York. The second 
class came from Great Lakes training 
station, and the remainder were recruited 
from civil life or through individual 
examinations at the various stations. The 
instruction of camera repair men was con- 
ducted at the factory in Rochester, where 
the machinists were taught the con- 
struction of cameras, their repairs and 
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couiitercd l)y aviators he miiii- 
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Ipoii this prohk'iii has 1)cl-i1 ceiilorcci 
I lie iiixfiUive genius and taUmt of many 
intrepid pioneers of aerial navigation not 
only in the I'nited States l)ut in every 
eoiiiitry in whieli tlie development of 
aerunauties has made any ap])recial)le 
progress. After the war cloud hail de- 
scended upon the earth and aerial war- 
fare lieeame a reality instead of a tiirilliiig 
(■]ia|)ter hy Jules \ erne, tiie proi)lem of 
lessening tlie dangers of aerial eoinhat 
heeamo acute, resulting in a coordina- 
tion of effort which advanced safety 
devices and appliances for aircraft to a 
degree that leaves one speechless witli 
wonder and admiration at the patience, 
scientific skill 
■and acumen 
of those re- 
spon.sihle for 
making t h e 
lanes of the 
air almost as 
safe as the 
macadamize d 
road for the 
aiilomoliile. 

Return i n g 
to earth with- 
out misliai) is 
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tor's skill as a 
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tion of the conii)onent parts of the craft. 
Every stage in the manufacture of an 
airplane is the equivalent stage of nuik- 
ing the jjlane safe for flight. Safety is the 
|)rimary consider ition; hut when the throh 
of the motor is silenced hy a hullet from an 
enemy machine gun, or likewise if the gas 
hag of a dirigii)le is hadiy torn, the 
navigator of the air is compelled, as 
.Julius Caesar says in his commentary, 
"to seek safety in flight." It is then 
that the parachute comes into its own. 

The operation of the parachute is 
familiar to almost everyone. Ask a 
child to descrihe a parachute and he will 
mentally picture a ])ygmy-like figure high 
in the clouds clinging to a slowly descend- 
ing opened umhrella. Devotees of county 
fairs have long hecn familiar with the 
|)araclnite descent from the old fire- 

halloon as the 
tiirilling and 
lireath- taking 
event of the 
.|;,y. 

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iliiite is really 
the only prac- 
tical aerial 
life-saver. It 
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century a g o 
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ceived at that time. Descents by para- 
chute in the earher days of its develo]j- 
ment were resorted to only in cases of 
the greatest emergency, for so uncertain 
was the possibiUty of making a safe land- 
ing that it was deemed almost as safe to 
take one's chances with the burning 
balloon. As a consequence no appre- 
ciable progress in the development of 
the parachute as a practical aerial life- 
saving device was made until a gener- 
ation or so ago. 

It may be said without fear of contra- 
diction that to America is due the credit 
for developing parachuting to the point 
where it is now a science and indeed a 
practical life-saving device for the pilot 
of lightcr-than-air craft. Since the war, 
experiments by both the Navy and the 
Army have indicated that the time is not 
far distant when the utility of the para- 
chute for heavier than air machines will 
be manifest. 

In the days when parachuting was 
regarded as a particularly hazardous 
stunt, that intrepid pioneer, Maj. Thomas 
S. Baldwin, popularly known as Tom 
Baldwin, set out to develop a safe para- 
chute. For many years he gave demon- 
strations throughout the United States 
and Europe, demonstrating the practica- 
bility of the parachute. Major Baldwin's 
efforts did much toward arousing a 
popular interest in free ballooning and 
parachuting. 

Then as suddenly as a bolt of thunder 
from a clear sky the great war came 
upon a surprised world, and it was very 
soon realized that aircraft of all kinds 
would play an all-important role in the 
great conflict. It was many months, 
however, before any of the belligerents 
equipped their aircraft with parachutes, 
while in the meantime hundreds of men 
in the air service were lost as their 
machines and balloons fell in flames or 
were shot down. Allied and enemy war 
lords then fully realized that the mastery 
of the air would achieve the ultimate 



victory. How could this great advantage 
be gained if there was no insurance against 
tiie loss of the only men skilled and 
equipped to carry on this work after 
months of arduous training? A para- 
chute must be developed which will cut 
down the heavy casualties of the air, was 
the decision of those in charge of the aerial 
program. We can better afford to lose 
planes and balloons than we can to sacri- 
fice the lives of the men whose skill alone 
gives the command of the air its potential 
value. 

With these outstanding facts forming 
the basis for concerted action no time was 
lost in devising and manufacturing in large 
quantities a tyj)e of parachute at once 
efficient and safe. A degree of develop- 
ment in parachuting was attained in 
time to bear an important influence on 
the value of aircraft in the war. 

The type of parachute developed for 
war purposes was an improvement on 
the older one-man type, used to permit 
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balloon caught fire, in that the balloonists 
were enabled to remain in the basket, 
which, cut away from the burninj; bal- 
loon, descended safely to earth bearing 
its load of human freight. This is known 
as the basket parachute, and made 
possible the saving of maps, records and 
instruments of great value and of poten- 
tial danger should the basket fall into the 
hands of the enemy. The basket para- 
chute is considerably larger in diameter 
than the one-man or individual type, and 
those who have made descents by means 
of both declare that tlie only sensation 
caused by the basket drop is merely the 
j)Ieasurable thrill of slow and gradual 
descent, very similar to an elevator ride, 
while with the individual tj-pe one must 
jump out of the basket and undergo the 
hair-raising sensation of a suspense of from 
three to six seconds, which seems like an 
eternity, the period elapsing from the 
moment the pilot jumps over the edge of 
the basket until the jiarachute, umbrella- 
like, opens up. 

It is a remarkable fact, which in itself 



is significant, that during the entire time 
in which American forces operated on 
Euroj)ean soil during the recent war, only 
one death resulted as the direct result of 
a parachute drop. In that particular 
instance the burning balloon fell directly 
upon the opening parachute, setting it on 
fire and causing the observer to fall to 
earth. That the parachute proved its 
value in lessening the number of air 
fatalities is demonstrated by the fact that 
one observer jumped to safety four times 
in one day, while another made three 
safe descents in four hours. During the 
historic Argonne drive thirty parachute 
jumps were made by allied aviators. 
Without these safety devices, not only 
would tiie lives of many brave and valua- 
ble airmen have been lost, but valuable 
data, maps, records, etc., would have 
fallen into the enemy's possession, mak- 
ing it necessary for allied leaders to 
reshape long thought out plans. 

Naturally more than one type of 
l)ara<]uite resulted from the concentra- 
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•choice of the most desiral^le type. There 
were the Baldwin, the Stevens and a few 
■other American tyi)es; at least a half- 
dozen French makes; the Spencer and 
"Guardian Angel," both of British make. 
The United States Navy has experi- 
mented with all these and a nund)er of 
others. 

To Lieut. J. Keily, USX, is due the 
■credit of making the first parachute jumj) 
in the American navy. This test was 
made in England, in October, 1917. 
Later jumps were made in the United 
States from balloons, dirigibles and planes. 
During the period of war naval experi- 
mental jjilots also worked with the Army 
in the effort to develoj) a parachute which 
would be as nearly perfect as scientific 
and inventive genius could devise. 

On March 30, 1918, the basket para- 
chute was tested in the Navy for the first 
time. An observer descended from a 
Walloon in the basket, together with mai)s, 
instruments, etc. The very next day the 
French army, hundreds of miles away, 
made its first succes.sful experiment with 
the .same ty])e paraciuite. The American 
parachute was designed by Bankston, 
TV'ho made the first test, while J. R. 
Gammeter, of the B. F. Goodrich Com- 
pany, designed the release mechanism, 
which was a lever by means of which the 
ba.sket with all its contents could be 
Telea.sed from the burning balloon. 

Among the many foreign models pur- 
chased by the American Na\-y and ex- 
perimented with in this country while 
army and navy experts were acti\-ely 
studyingthei)arachute fpiestion in Europe 
are the Usuelli and mol)ile Italian types. 
In Italy an American naval aviator 
jumped from a huge Italian dirigible, 
using an Usuelli parachute, into the 
Mediterranean Sea 1,400 feet below, 
■carrying with him a small pneumatic 
life-boat (designed by Major Leone) 
which he .successfully used upon landing 
an the water. 

In June, 1918, the navy began experi- 



mental work with parachutes as applied 
to seaplanes. On August 4, 1918, Maj. 
T. Orde Lees, AFC, RAF, successfully 
demonstrated the popular Briti.sh para- 
chute, "The Guardian Angel," l)y drop- 
ing from a swiftly moving HS-2 flying 
boat, piloted by Lieutenant Barron. 
Almost a year before this the CJermans 
had made successfid tests of the ])ara- 
chute as a life-saving device for airj)lanes. 
This .sjHirred the British to greater effort. 

The war not only ser\cd as a medium 
for advancing the develojnnent of all types 
of aircraft to a degree which in jjre-war 
days could not have been foreseen by e\'en 
the most hopeful air enthusiasts, but at 
the same time carried forward with an 
equal rapidity of advancement the de- 
velopment of the parachute as a life 
saving device for airplanes as well as 
balloons. 

The Navy Department is now experi- 
menting with a type of parachute de- 
signed by Airplane Inspector Coughlin, 
of the Bureau of Construction and 
Repair, which is said by exjierts to hold 
great ])romi.se as a still further degree of 
])arachute development. The Coughlin 
parachute is designed for use on balloons 
and dirigibles. The most efficient para- 
chute for heavier-than-air craft, accord- 
ing to exi)ert opinion based upon more 
than 200 successful tests, is the British 
"Guardian Angel." Experimental work 
on all types is being pu.shed rapidly, and 
im])ortant improvements in design and 
a])pIication are now in process of develop- 
ment. 

Among the new jjhases contemplated 
is a reduction in size of parachutes used 
over water becau.se of the need of one that 
is small, light and more easily stowed on 
heavier-than-air craft. This is declared 
to be practicable, as a plunge can safely 
be made into water with far greater 
velocity than a dro]> to land. Still 
another contem])lated improvement is a 
parachute which is independent of any 
connection with the aircraft to facilitate 
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dents occiirriiif; result 
from failure of the para- 
chute to open in suffi- 
cient time to ciieck the 
fall of the flier before 
he hits the earth. There 
are two main causes 
which, in the case of the 
ordinary parachute, ac- 
count for a delay or an 
entire failure to open. 

The first is that the aperture at the 
apex of the body acts as a very efficient 
air ejector, and the suction creates a 
partial vacuum within. When the weight 
of the airman first comes on the rigging 
it pulls the cords together, and if, by any 
fatal chance, the silk gii.sscts at the 
moutli of the |)arachute should overlap 
and be i)resseil together by tlie o])i)osing 
current of air, the vacuum extends to 
the moutli, sucks the silk gussets together 
and seals up all entrance of the external 
air. A parachute in such ca.ses never 
opens, and the aviator falls to certain 
death. 

The .second main cause accounting for 
the failure of the i)arachute to open is 
entanglement of the rigging, which is 
compo.sed of fine coiled cordage. A 
large number of coiled cords are in con- 
tact and they have a strong tendency to 
become entangled. When the weight of 
the descending aviator makes a snatch 
at this cordage, all bunched together, the 
least air current will whip these cords 
round each other, with the imminent 
risk of their loops taking a grip and bind- 
ing themselves in knots. A partial 
entanglement of rigging means a lo])- 
sided i)arachutc body, and a dangerous 
increase in tlie sjjced of ilescent. A 
badly knotted entanglement means con- 
striction of the mouth of the parachute, 
and a high speed fatal fall. 




balloon or air])lane in such a way that 
the force which lireaks the i)arachute 
and its human load away from the 
craft also serves the ])urpose of 
cH'ecting the oi)ening of the para- 
chute. It .soon became ap- 
parent. liowc\er, tiiat under 
certain conditions, partic- 
ularly in modcTTi war- 
fare, it would be prcter- 
able li> liaxc a type en- 
tirely independent of 
any such comict-tion 
between aircraft a n d 
parachute. It is u])on 
such types among others 
that experts are now centering 
their efforts. 

The development of a ])ara- 
chute which reduces the hazards 
of the air to an absolute min- 
imum is now being sought. In dreat 
Hritain the Air [Ministry has created 
a sjjccial Parachute Conunittee. The 
important work done by the I nited 
States Air Service at the ex|)erimental 
field, Choi.sy Le-Roi, in coo])eration 
with the French Section Technique at St. 
Cyr, C'halais-Meudon and Villacoublay, 
will be carried on in the I'nited Stales. 
The navy, which has made many success- 
ful tests, is i)re|)aring to carry on the good 
work along definitely laid-out and well- 
conceived plans. The prcseiit policy 
of the navy in regard to i)ararluiles can 
be summarized thus. 

One parachute for each member of the 
crew of dirigibles becau.se of fire danger: 
for observation balloons, in ca.se of enemy 
attack; for heavier-than-air jilancs when 
subject to attack, or when special cir- 
cumstances warrant. 

That the work done by the ])ioneers in 
this dangerous and thrilling field formed 
one of the most exciting cha])ters in the 
war and constitutes one of the most 
important phases in the devcloi)ment of 
aeronautics is concetied by all who have a 
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The First Trans- Atlantic 

Flight 

By Lieut. Commander A. C. Read, U.S.X. 



THE expedition which resulted in tlio 
NC-i crossing tlie Athmtic was 
planned and engineered by the 
Navj' Department; all of the personnel 
were acting under orders. There was 
doubtless hardlv a sinule naval aviator 



hull of Number 1 was then assembled with 
the ujiper works of Number '■2 and tlic 
combination designated NC-l. 

The ships detailed to assist the flight 
were of three classes: "base shijjs,"" five 
in number, carrying su])])lics and aviation 



that would not have given most anything personnel, sent to the ports wliere stops 
he possessed for the privilege of going, were scheduled; "Meteorological shijjs," 



The eligibles, however, were not as 
numerous as is generally thonglit, for the 
flyers for this trip were solectcd from those 
imfortunate ones who had seen no over- 
seas duty during the war. 



five battleships, stationed at jjoinls aboul 
400 miles off the courses, to obtain meteo- 
rological data; and "Patrol" or "Station 
ships" consisting of sixty-eight destroyers 
placed at 50 mile intervals wherever the 



The original plan was to send all four line of flight led over the o])en sea. Later 
NC's over, but when NC-l was partially five other destroyers were placed by tlic 
wrecked by dragging her moorings in a Commander Destroyer Force on a line 
gale, and going ashore, it was at once tween Lisljon and Cape P'inistcrre, so 
.seen that all four coukl not be prepared that the total number was .seventy-three, 
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Ill short, the Trans-Atlantic Flight was 
distinctly an "All Navy" project. 

All three planes st;irted together from 
Rockaway on May 8th. NC-i was 
forced down 80 miles off Cape Cod by 
motor trouble, while en route to Halifax, 
and finally taxied into the Naval Air 
Station, Chatham, the following morning, 
NC-3 and NC-1 meanwhile reaching Hali- 
fax and later going on to Trepassey Bay, 
Newfoundland. NC-4, after making re- 
pairs at Chatham, was held up six days by 
a "northeaster," but finally the weather 
moderated in time to fly to Halifax and 
then to Trepassey before the others 
started. 

The day following her arrival the three 
planes started together in the late after- 
noon for the Azores. At dark, finding 
that it was impossible to maintain forma- 
tion, they separated, each making the 
best of its way along the course. 

The next morning when still about 2.50 
miles from the Azores, a dense fog was 
encountered which nearly proved the 
undoing of all three planes. Both NC-3 



and NC-1 eventually landed, hoping to 
locate themselves. They found the sea 
.so rough that all hope of getting up again 
was abamlonctl; in fact, the crews had 
con.siderable difficulty in staying afloat. 
The crew of NC-1 was i)icked up by a 
tranijj steamer, six hours after landing, 
the plane later sinking. NC-3 sailed 
stern-first for about 200 miles until off 
Ponta Delgada, then started up her 
engines and taxied into pcjrt, after weath- 
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except those who went through the 
experience will ever realize how they did 
it. No one i)reviously had thought it 
possible. 

NC-4 was fortunate enough to sight 
land and reached Horta, Fayal, the morn- 
ing after leaving Trepassey; then a few 
days later, as soon as the weather per- 
mitted, ran the 1.50 miles to Ponta 
Delgada in order to fuel u]i for the 800- 
mile run to Lisbon. 

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dismantled and sent back to the States; 
she is now being thoroughly overhauled 
and will fly again. 

N('-4 left after a week of waiting for 
sea and weather conditions to moderate. 
The run to Lisbon was made without 
particular incident. Later she continued 
on her way to Plymouth, England, stop- 
ping in the Mondego River for minor 
repairs and again at Fcrrol, S])ain, to 
spend the night; this was necessary, due 
to the delay experienced at the .Mondego 
River. 

All of the European cities visitetl were 
most enthusiastic about the flight and 
everywhere the crews were treated as 
distinguished guests. The Portugue.se 
awarded them tlieir highest decoration, 
that of the "Tower and Sword"; the 
British awarded them the Royal .\ir 
Force Cross; ban(|Uets, receptions and 
"what-not" were in ()r<ler. It was a con- 
tinuous ovation. .Vnd later the same was 
true in this country. 

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such excitement, hut the whole world 
seemed to refjard this flifjht as a feat of 
individual daring rather than a carefidly 
tliouyht out ^Dvcrnmont [iroject. Hie 
object of the iiii;ht was attained; that of 
gaining inforuiatioTi concerning the sea- 
planes and tlieir operation over long dis- 

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tances at sea and that of adding to the 
prestige of naval aviation and the Navy 
at large. And although we were disap- 
pointed that ail three of the seaplanes did 
not reach Lisbon, more valuable informa- 
tion concerning the seaplanes themselves 
was obtained by the failure of NC-3 and 
NC-1 than bv the success of NC^-4. 




Left Rockaway 

Arrived At sea — off Chatham 

Left Chatham 

Arrived Halifax 

Left Halifax 

Arrived Newfoundland 

Left Newfoundland 

Arrived Horta Fayal 

Left Horta Fayal 



Ti>i:e 
■■2.(H p.m.— 8 May 
6.5.3 p.m.— 8 May 
1.07 p.m.— 14 May 
5.10 p.m.— 14 May 

l'-2.53 ]).m. — 15 May 
9.39 p.m.— 15 May 

10.05 p.m.— 16 May 
l.'-23p.m.— 17May 

1'2.39 i).m.— '20 May 



Arrived Ponta Delgada, San Miguel '2.'2-l p.m. — 20 May 



Left Ponta Delgada 

Arrived Lisbon 

Left Lisbon 

Arrived jNIondego River, Portugal 

Left Mondego River, Portugal 

Arrived Ferrol, S])ain 

Left Ferrol, S])ain 

Arrived Plymouth, England 



10.18 a.m.— 27 May 
8.01 p.m.— 27 May 
5.29 a.m.— 30 May 
7.21 a.m.— 30 May 
1.38 J). m.— ,30 May 
4.47 p.m.— 30 May 
6.27 a.m.— 31 May 
1.26 p.m.— 31 May 

Total 



Distance 
sea miles 

284 

355 

474 

1,206 
153 
153 

786 

134 

237 
487 



Elapsed iime 
in air 

4 hrs. 51 min. 
4 hrs. 03 min. 
6 hrs. 23 min. 
15 hrs. 13 min. 
1 lir. 45 min. 
9 hrs. 43 min. 
1 hr. 52 min. 
3 hrs. 09 min. 
6 hrs, 29 min. 



4,116 53 hrs. 58 min. 



Note : On water 2 hours and '2.'! minutes not included in elapsed time. 

A'C-3 Crews A^C-4 



Comdr. J. H. Towers, USN, Commanding 
Comdr. Holden C Richardson, C. C, 

USN. 
Lieut. Comdr. Robert A. Lavender, USN. 
Lieut. David McCulloch, USNRF. 
Boatswain Lloyd R. Moore, USN. 



Lieut. Comdr. Albert C. Read, USN, 
Commanding 

1st Lieut. Elmer E. Stone, USCG. 

Lieut. James L. Breese, USNRF. 

Lieut. Walter Hinton, USN. 

Ensign Herbert C. Rodd, USNRF. 

CMM Eugene S. Rhoads, USN. 
AY-1 
Lieut. Comdr. P. N. L. Bellinger, USN, Commanding. 
Lieut. Comdr. Marc. A. Mitscher, USN. 
Lieut. Louis T. Barin, USNRF. 
Lieut, (j.g.) Harry Sadenwater, USNRF. 
Machinist Rasmus Christen.sen, USN. 
CMM (A) C. I. Kesler, USN. 

Lieut. Comdr. R. E. Byrd, USN., and Lieut. J. B. Rhodes, 
USNRF., went as far as Newfoundland. 

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The Homing Pigeon 

A Fearless Messenger in Time of War 

By Lieut, (j.g.) J. J. McAtee, R. F. 

ALTHOUGH a descendiuit of tlmt after tlioir ships had lu'on torpiMlocd liy 

foatliored family which has fur- suhmarines. 

nishcd the whole worhl witli a Tlie establisiiinj; of pigeon hjfts at 

commonly accepted emhloin of ))eace. the various naval air stations was not 

tlie homing ])igoon of today has proven seriously considered until Fehruary. 1!)IS. 



itself to lie really a bird of war, as tlie 
]iaii it has played recently on land and 
water, has been of great military value 
to the governments it served. 

The pigeon has estal)lishe(i itself not 
onlv as a carrier that can be trusted to 



Since that time fourteen lofts at the 
following stations have Iieen completed 
and et|uii>iied with pigeons: (hat ham, 
Rockaway Beach, Bay Shore, ('ai)e May, 
Anacostia, D. C; Hampton Roads, More- 
head Citv, ^liami, Kev West, Pensacola, 



mission but it delivers its messages with 
a speed almost etpial to that of the 
wireless. 

The heliograph, tele])hone, telegra])h 
and wireless — the princii)al means of 
coninumication u.sed during tlie recent 
war — all have one great weakness. Mes- 
sages so transmitted are as clear to a 
watchful enemv as thev are to the friends 



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faithfully and fearlessly perform its San Diego, Coco Solo, and (ireat Lakes. 

Upw-ards of (iOO pigeons were trained 
at the above mentioned stations and 
previous to the signing of the armistice 
there were more than 2,500 trained 
pigeons in the V. S. Naval Air Service 
abroad. These birds performed ad- 
mirably when it is considered that they 
were all in their first year of training. 
An idea of their efficiency might be 
for whom the message is intended, gained from the records of the work done 
Special corjis of experts for the intercej)- by the birds at I'auillac, where a c()mi)le- 
tion and interpretation of enemy nies- ment of seventy-eight birds deliverctl 
.sages were maintained by all of the 698 messages in one month — 219 of these 
belligerents and much important data messages being of an urgent nature, sent 
was secured by both sides concerning by .seaplanes down at sea. 
location and intentions of enemy units. Since the historic occasion on which a 

Carrier pigeons alone carried messages dove carried to Noah unmistakable 
silently, swiftly and directly to the parties evidence that the flood was subsiding and 
for whom they were intended, and enemy land and a safe harbor were not far dis- 
bullets (lisi)atched to interriii)t their tant. the pigeon has been jiroving its 
flight .selik)m stopped the.se faithful utility and versatility and its uiuiues- 
couriers. tioned ability to serve man in many 

In the Xavy the i)igeon did important extremities. There is a ca.se on record 
scout duty along the .sea coast and proved of a navy air pilot doing patrol duty 
a sure means of communication between on the coast of France who completely 
air iiilots and their stations. They were lost his bearings when his comi)ass failed 
also carried by practically every patrol him. After aimlessly wandering around 
boat operated in European waters, and for some time, this |)ilot thought of the 
in many instances were insf runiental in two pigeons he carried. He quickly 
bringing aid that saved the lives of crews liberated the birds and followed them in 



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their flight. They guided him safely 
back to his station. 

Messages to be carried by pigeons are 
written on small blocks of onion skin 
paper. The message is then rolled into a 
small pellet and inserted in a light alumi- 
num container which is strapped to the 
bird's leg. As the pigeon needs light to 
guide his flight it is not possible to use 
them at night nor in heavy, foggy 
weather. The distance a bird will ac- 
complish depends largely upon its indi- 
vidual training and capability. In the 
second year of training, however, a bird 
should be able to travel up to 500 miles 
with accuracy, and 200 miles has been ac- 
complished by birds in their first year of 
training. 

The very nature and importance of the 
work entrusted to these winged mes- 
sengers has given them numerous op- 
portunities to distinguish themselves in 
the military and naval service. Hun- 
dreds of stories of their accomplishments 
have been recorded and many of the 
birds have won world wide fame. A few 
examples of the nature and value of the 
work may be determined by the follow- 
ing extracts from records on file in the 
Navy Department. 

One instance is that ensuing when a 
British patrol boat was attacked early 
one morning by a German submarine. 
The vessel was torpedoed and rapidly 
began to sink. The skipper, however, 
had time to write a brief message, roll up 
the scrap of paper and attach it to the 
leg of a pigeon before the shattered craft 
sank under his feet. Just in time he 
threw the bird into the air and within 
the next minute he was struggling in the 
water clinging to a bit of wreckage. By 
this time the U-boat had risen to the 
surface the crew quickly discovered 
the pigeon and opened fire on it with 
rifles. The skipper, struggling in the 
water saw that the bird had been hit and 
gave up all hope of rescue. 

However, he failed to consider the 
plucky nature of the bird and the tre- 



mendous power of its homing instincts. 
Some iQ miles away the pigeon alighted 
on the deck of a patrolling destroyer, its 
silvery gray plumage speckled with blood, 
one of its wings crippled and the tail 
feathers completely shot away. The 
bird was quickly carried to the com- 
mander of the destroyer who took the 
message from its leg and three minutes 
later the destroyer was speeding to the 
rescue, with her wireless filling the air 
with news of the enemy's location. In 
less than an hour the survivors of the 
sunken vessel were safe on board the 
rescuing ship. A game little bird had 
saved their lives. The pigeon later 
recovered from its wounds and resumed 
its place on the "active" list. 

A seaplane of the Royal Naval Air 
Service got into trouble at sea and tossed 
its pigeons into the air at l.ii a. m. The 
pigeon reached its loft at 8.00 a. m. with 
this message: "Am down off North 
Goodwin; light vessel; very rough sea." 
At 8.04 a patrol boat was on its way 
to the rescue. 

On another occasion a pigeon reached 
its loft carrying the following message: 
"Down at Nieuport; compression tap 
blown off; radiator empty; filling up with 
salt water and will return as soon as 
possible." Another seaplane was sent 
to the rescue but was unable to discover 
the disabled machine. Five days later 
the seaplane's second pigeon homed with 
a message written in German, dispatched 
from the German seaplane station at 
Zeebrugge. It read: "English machine 
and pilot Cooke are prisoners. Observer 
Crothers dead." 

At a certain seaplane station in Flan- 
ders early one morning a pigeon was seen 
to dive from the clouds and enter its loft 
hurriedly. The thin piece of tissue paper 
carried in the small cylinder on its leg 
read: "Potvin, shot down 10 miles N. N. 
E. Nieuport; one Hun down; my tanks 
shot; French destroyer on its way; .send 
fighters. Graham." 

At the seaplane station this meant 







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that Flight Lieut. R. Graham, who had 
left that niorninf; on special patrol duty, 
had encountered enemy aircraft, that a 
seaplane had been shot down whose 
pilot was, he thought. Flight Lieu- 
tenant Potvin, that a German machine 
had also been shot down; that shots had 
pierced his own tanks; that a French 
torpedo-l)t)at destroyer was aj)])roaching, 
and that more combat seaplanes were 
needed at once. 

Five minutes later another pigeon 
homed with this message: "Shot landed 
O. K.; down 10 N. N. E. Nieuport 
Potvin. I shot one down but he did 
not crash. My tanks are no good, can't 
climb. French T. B. D. on its way, send 
more fighters quick. Graham." 

Eighteen minutes later a thin! pigeon 
homed with a message from another 
member of the patrol. "Am shot down, 
hit in tank and radiator. Rogers dead. 
I am unhurt. Please send help at once. 
Paine." 

This was from Flight Lieut. L. L Paine 
whose observer was Lieut. Rogers. 

Seven minutes later a fourtli ])igcon 



reached the air station with this message: 
"Machine turning over to jtort. Have 
jettisoned everything; am on wing tip; 
sea calm; machine has seemingly steadied. 
Nothing in .sight. I think the machine 
will float for a long time. Land bus just 
made one circuit, but 1 don't think he 
.saw me. If machine sinks I will swim 
to buoy clo.se by. Rogers was killed 
instantly, wound in head. Paine." 

Two .seaplanes were sent to guide a 
French torpedo boat destroyer to the 
scene. They located the damaged jjlane 
8 miles from Nieuport. They had just 
reached it when a German submarine 
and four German tor])edo boat de- 
stroyers arrived and shortly after a 
French motor lighter and a small craft, 
zigzagging madly to avoid the courtesies 
of the German submarine. 

Lieutenant Graham reached home 
safely with his machine, which was taken 
in tow by one of the patrol vessels. 

That ends the story. It all happened 
in one-half hour and a few feathered 
friends of the human flyers had carried 
the messages that made tlie rescue 
possible. 



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"THE EVES OF THE NAVY" 



Oh. it's up tliru the clouds, 

.\n(i away from the crowds. 

We go Hving on the wings of the morn, 

.\nil the sun. he's just risin' 

O'er the eastern horizon. 

.\nd we feel we are glad we were horn. 



Hiilden the squalor. 

The filth and the wallor. 

Of man-made cities and town.s. 

It's good to be there. 

In the rarified air. 

Far from .such sights and sounds 



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Witli the engine a-roarin; 

.\way we go soarin' 

And the exhaust sparks go flying l)y. 

The wires all a-singin' 

I'p we go swingin' 

Just to say how-de-do to the sky. 

The earth like a picture. 

.\ beautiful uUNlure. 

Of yellow and purple and gold. 

.\s i)ure and clean. 

.\s an idealist's dream 

Or the heart of a prophet of old. 



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And all that'.s betwixt us. 

And a fall that will fix us. 

Is spruce and some doped cotton cloth. 

]?ut it's the game, it's the game. 

.And hf)nf>r an<i fame. 

That attract like the flame lo the moth 



We came from the hills. 

The cities and mills. 

.\nd we put on I'ncle Sam's green. 

^A'e're the Eyes of the Navy. 

.\nd if we don't go to Davy, 

We'll tell of the sights wc have seen. 

— Ensign Alfheo Crnxis Wilson. 



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3n iHemoriam 



HE (lied as lie hud willed t<.) die, 
A warrior of the embattled sky, 
Who deemed his life's work hardly done 
Had he not struck the godless Hun: 
Struck with the ardent strength of youth 
For Peace, for Liberty, for Truth, 
For every gift that makes life dear. 
That men might live devoid of fear, 
That Mothers, with their babes in arms 
Secure, may dwell, from wars' alarms. 
That the young wife with eager care 
Her spouse's evening hour prepare. 
That children at their school or play 
Be no more blood-mad German prey. 

IN sweetest youth full well he died 
Vighting to stem the Huns' red tide. 
Offering as sacrifice to Heaven 
The dearest gifts to mankind given — 
His love's young dream, his school girl wife. 
His boyhood's home; Oh! cruel strife 
Calling the boy at manhood's brink 
The fiery cup of War to drink. 
Dauntless he grasped the fatal cup 
Nor faltered to its deepest sup; 
Hurling defiance at the foe. 
The German beast, the World's worst woe. 
Brave boy, he willed no better end. 
Than home, than friends, than wife, defend. 
To heed the call of Lafayette, 
Of Noble France's bloody sweat 
His fair young face upraised to Heaven 
For these, resigned his life, God given. 
Glad was his life, and great his death. 



Xor faltered to his dying breath 
Oh! gentle boy but light we weighed 
The greater part your death portrayed 
To our dull minds; while now we mourn 
All that was you, unduly borne 
To mysteries unfathomed deep 
Where sleep our heroes — where you sleep. 
Midst France's sons, in France's breast. 
So doubly honored, doubly blest. 

TO the far eons while the sun 
His burning cycles daily run 
Your name shall live in France's name, 
America's undying fame. 
In Belgium's dauntless few who stood 
Checking the hell-loosed German brood; 
Where Britain's sleepless bulwarks ride 
Sweeping the Huns from every tide. 
Where Italy, true to her fame. 
Withstood the hordes of sin and shame. 
Graved is your name — 'mongst heroes all. 
Who sprang like falcons to the call. 
Of Country, Liberty, of Right 
At the high dawn of Freedom's fight. 
Sleep, gentle boy, where heroes sleep. 
In France's earth — nor shall we weep. 
Knowing the glory of your end 
For France, for Lafayette our friend. 
Bearing aloft the blazing brand 
Of freedom from our Western Land. 
Teaching the World with proud last breath, 
America was true to death. 

S.\MUEL W. B. HOSFORD. 



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'2!), 1918 


Peiisacola 


•Ian. 


'>8 


Hamilton Hils. 


Aus. 


■ii. 1!)1S 


Brest, I'raiice 


Oct. 


8 1918 


Paris 


All- 


11, 1918 


I'orto Corsiiii 


Mav 


5. 1919 


Hockaway 


Mav 


■27. 1918 




Julv 


7, 1918 


Mi)Utcliic 


Dec. 


2ti. 1917 


Pensacoia 


Aug. 


a, 1918 




Feb. 


^3 


risliernians Islainl 


Sept 


51, 1918 


(iallup's Islaiiil 


Mar. 


'25. 1918 


Peiisaciila 


Mav 


17, 1919 


Pensacola 


Mav 


iO, 1919 


Coco Solo 


Apri 


.5, 1918 


Kev West 


.liilv 


1.-). 1919 


League Is., Pliila. 


I'eb. 


27. 1918 




Julv 


•ir>. 1919 


Coco Solo 


Sept 


10, 1918 


Mass. Inst, of Tec 


Mav 


31. 1918 


Miami, Ha. 


Mar. 


IG, 1918 


Pensacola 
Dundee. Scotland 



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-yw, Xaiiu Hank Killed Place ^VYV 

Adams, IIahhy E Lieut, (j.g.) Oct. 5. 1918 Pauillac 'li'li 

' Adams, High Jacou.s Knsign May 5, 1919 Rockaway ^^Q-J^ 

' ^ ' ' Aldk.v, Spencer T Ensign May +, 1918 Hay Shore ] Y ' j 

1 .\\DEnso.N, Walkhed A. . , Electrician Oct. -2-2, 1918 .Vhroad 

I . • , Andersox, Wallace C .Seaman Oct. 3(1, 1918 ^^Vt-i 

I A-\dhe\vs, J. F Ensign July 13, 1918 Chatliani | | 



I AsiiLKV, J. \Vm Lieut, (j.g.) May 19. 1919. 

Uakeh, Claide A Seaman Dee. .5, 1917 Moutcliic q^,' 

' ^ t ' Harnett, Lester A Quartermaster -Vug. 22, 1918 .Xbroad Til 

Hark, CiiAPi.v C Lieutenant Sept. 29, 1918 Dunkirk |'' 

Harhktt. T. W Quartermaster July 1. 1917 France 

Harron. Harold C Ensign .\pril 29, 1919 Cape May 

Harry, E. H Ensign .\ugust. 1918 St. Trojan 

' , . Hkma.n, \Vm. J Student Officer July 12, 1918 Hay Sliore 

' " Hi:].L, A. M Ensign Feb. 28, 1919 Hampton Hds. 

Hi-.i.L, C. A F'eb. 23, 1918 Fisliermans Islan<l 

Hknxett, J, W Boatswain March 2, 1918 Cape May ^ 

'Yf; Hk.nxett, Tiios. IIenrv Quartermaster Oct. 20, 1918 Hockaway li!t/J 

' HER(iER, Frederick G. B Lieut, (j.g.) April 29, 1918 Cape May I' ' | | '| 

Her(;ix, Louis J Ensign Sept. 15, 1918 llavenna, Italy 

Hisuoi', DoxALD G Student Officer Feb. 16, 1919 Miami 

Hi.AiR, A. H. Jr Ensign June 18, 1918 Pensacola ' 

HooRsE, A. L Ensign Aug. 21, 1918 Hrcst V -/sr^ 



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HcisK, IlERNtAX Quartermaster \ov. 23, 1917 Pensacola 

HncRNKjiE, Joy C Ensign Sept. 21, 1918 Pensacola 

Hrii E, MiLTOX D Ensign Jan. 22, 1919 Pensacola 

HiciiAXAN, J. S April 27, 1919 

HtRXEs, John Irving Quartermaster Oct. 24, 1918 Liverpool 

Butler, Tiios. J Lieutenant .\ug. 21, 1918 

Ca.mpbell, Dale Vern Ensign .\ug. 22, 1918 .Abroad 

Caxfield, Herbert F Student Officer Aug. 20, 1918 Miami. Fla. 

•' Catchpole. Harry G Ensign Sept. 14. 1918 Cape May 

^' ^ ' Cate, Lawrexce H Ensign Oct. 9, 1918 Pensacola 

' Chapix, M. J Quarterma/tcr .\pril, i, 1918 Dunkirk, France 

^L-t Childs, W.m. McKinley Machinist 

Churchill, James L Student Officer 

Clark, James Ensign 

Clark, Robert F Ensign 

Clemexs,t J. R Ensign 

CootiiN.s, Lawrexce Quartermaster 

Corey, Harold Bedford 

Craii.ie, Charles C Ensign 

<'Ross(t p, W. F Ensign 

<'rowe, Edmund J Seaman 

Davidson, Delozier Ensign 

Delahanty, Michael F( 

Douthitt, Raymond Edwin Ciunner 

Draper, \V. M. Thos Ensign 

Dyer, Jay X Ensign 

Easter wood, J. L Lieut, (j.g.) 

P>ATON, Tiios. Wixdell Student Officer 

Ehrke. .\. E Machinist 

EicHELBEHOER, Ed. C (Quartermaster 

FyLLis, .\lbeht E. K Lieut, (j.g.) 

Elwood, Samuel W Student Officer 

EvAXs, G. B Ensign 

Fazio, ("has. J Machinist 

I"'isiiER, Raymond R ' Machinist 

Fexton, Jos. J Aug. 13, 1918 Pensacola 

Fisher, Lorm H Student Officer Sept. 21, 1918 Chel.sea 

Flieshman, Charles Electrician .\ug. 2. 1917 Bay Shore 

Fowler, P'rancis M Ensign NLiy 17, 1919 I'ensacola 

Fraley, Guy B Student Officer Aug. 12. 1918 Pensacola 'y'^/vi., 

Frothixgham, Philip B Ensign Sept. U, 1918 St. Inglevert f ' 1 1 i|i 

Ciaxster, J Quarterma.stcr May 18, 1918 Dunkirk 

<;exdrax, B. Lamcox Gunner Mar. 29, I9I8 Miami. Fla. 

fiERIIARDY, Theo. W Sludcnt Officer Nov. 23, 1918 Key West 

Ginns, John F Lieulenant Oct. -27, 1918 Scho.indijk |)| 

<;oGGI\s, Ja.mesL Quartermaster .\iig. 11. 1918 Porto Corsini .-A 

iJoLDMAN. P (Quartermaster .\ugust. 1918 Flanders Coast 

<iooDsPEED. Pearson, Jb Student Officer Oct. 7. 1918 Chelsea 

Grassel, a. G Gunner May 20. 1919 

<;hav. James J Student Officer Jan. 18. 1919 Pensacola 



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Name Rank Killed 

Gdstav Machinist May 19, 1919 

Halstead, R. H Quartermaster July 31, 1917 

Hammann, Charles H Ensign June 14, 1919 

Hammond, Kensey J., Jr Student Officer Mar. 21, 1919 

Hartel, Orrin Francis Machinist Aug. 21, 1918 

Harvie, L. S Boatswain Feb. 28, 1918 

Herr, Hugo Julius Quartermaster Oct. 13, 1918 

HoBBV, Roy Law Machinist Feb. 28, 1919 

HoGAN, John Lee Quartermaster 

Holley. Miles Henry Quartermaster Aug. 22, 1918 

Homer, Joseph W Ensign Nov. 9, 1918 

Honeywell, A. D Ensign Jan. 18, 1919 

Hosken, Wm. Stanley Machinist Oct. 27, 1918 

Hough, F. W Quartermaster Mar. 13. 1918 

Howard, John G April 27, 1919 

Hynson, Henry P Feb. 25, 1919 

Johnson, Claude Raymond Quartermaster Oct. 22, 1918 

Jones, Merwyn Clynder Student Officer Aug. 1, 1919 

Jilian, Wm. H Student Officer Oct. 28, 1918 

Jaegle, Wm. C, Jr Machinist Aug. 25, 1918 

Jones. Thos. Owen Ensign Sept. 24, 1918 

Keadass, C. S Ensign Feb. 27. 1918 

Kneeland, Leonard L Quartermaster Aug. 20. 1918 

Kenip, Edward C Machinist July 1, 1918 

Krueger, Chas. Edward Electrician July 31, 1918 

Lamport, Nathan H Seaman Sept. 3, 1918 

Lee, Benjamin Ensign Oct. 12, 1918 

Lenderman, W. B., Jr Lieutenant Oct. 16, 1918 

Lingard, Eric Ensign Oct. 29, 1918 

Lohges, Robert J Ensign Oct. 12, 1918 

McCalla, R. C Student Officer May 10, 1918 

McCarthy, Thos. Carroll Ensign Sept. 25, 1918 

McCoRMAi K, Ralph R Ensign Feb. 7. 1919 

McCormh K. .\. A Lieutenant Sept. 29 

McKinney. Dooley O Machinist Oct. 4, 1918 

McKiNNON, Thos. Neil Ensign Aug. 20, 1918 

McLean, James Thos Oct. 5, 1918 

MacLeisch, Kenneth Lieutenant Oct. 14. 1918 

McMahon, Ambrose B Student Officer Oct. 28, 1918 

McMeekin. James W Machinist Oct. 10, 1918 

MacNaughton, L. M Ensign Mar. 13, 1918 

McVeigh, John J Quartermaster Aug. 23, 1918 

Mandville, Garrett T Student Officer August 12, 19IS 

Manley, G. E Machinist Aug. 22, 1917 

Marshborn, D Quartermaster May 18 

Martin, Van M Student Officer Oct. 21, 1918 

Mayo, Henry Carl Machinist Oct. 31. 1918 

Miller. Samuel, Jr Quartermaster Oct. 21, 1918 

Mingle, D. B.. Jr Ensign Feb. 7. 1919 

Monteith, R. Howard Lieutenant Aug. 25, 1919 

Mutty, Louis L Student Officer July 9, 1918 

Murphy, J. G Ensign Oct. 18. 1918 

Murphy. Thos. L Ensign Sept. 15, 1918 

Nelms, Frank, Jr Lieutenant Oct. 27. 1918 

Nelson, Clarence A Machinist Mar. 20. 1918 

Newman, Frederick A Machinist Aug. 24, 1918 

Nichols, A. L Ensign Aug. 21. 1918 

Norman. Harvey C Lieutenant Oct. 22. 1918 

O'Day, D.\niel H May 19, 1919 

0"GoRMAN. Matthew E Quartermaster Aug. 20, 1918 

Ostridge, C. L Lieut, (j.g.) Mav 19. 1919 

Page. P. W Ensign Dec. 17. 1917 

Palmer. Clyde N Ensign Sept. 14. 1918 

Parker, Bradstreet Student Officer Sept. 21. 1918 

Percival. Charles Edward .Student Officer July 17, 1918 

Perkins. Reger Conant Seaman Mar. 14. 1918 

Pero. Donald C Machinist Aug. 25. 1918 

Perry, L. A Ensign April 13. 1918 

Petersen, Heter .\ndreas Lieut, (j.g.) Dec. 4, 1918 

Peterson. Carl C Ensign Oct. 4. 1918 

Poland, Clarence J July 12. 1918 

Potter, Stephen Ensign April 25. 1918 

Pou, Edwin S Ensign Oct. 28, 1918 




Place 



France 

Hampton Roads 
Pensacola 
Turino, Italy 
He Tudy 
Calais 
Norfolk 
Whidd.v Island 
St. Trojan 
London 
Pensacola 
Rockawa.v 
Ayr, Scotland 
Pensacola 

Killingholme 

Ke.y West 

Calais 

Rockaway 

Pensacola 

Dunkerque, 

St. Trojan 

France 

Moutchic 

France 

Dundee, Scotland 

Calais 

Coco Solo 

Pensacola 

Pensacola 

Pensacola 

Pensacola Bay 

Calais 

Pensacola 

Dunkerque, France 

Phila., Pa. 

Abroad 

Calais 

Paris 

Hampton Roads. 

St. Trojan 

Pensacola 

Tours, France 

Dunkirk 

Seattle 

Paris 

Bay Shore 

Pensacola 

Sea Girt. N.J. 

Miami, Fla. 

Ravenna. Italy 
Schoondijk 
Abroad 
New York 
Turino. Italy 
Bruges. Ghent 

Dunkirk 

Felixstowe 

St. Inglevert 

Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Miami. Fla. 

Key West 

Rockaway 

Moutchic 

At Sea 

Pensacola 

Felixstowe 
Abroad 





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PcLLiAM, Harold A Ensign April 4, 1919 

Read. C. S Kiisign Feb. i*>. I9IS 

Ritchie, David May 7. 1919 

Red.mav, Wm. Frederick Machinist Aug. i\, 1918 

Reed, Curtis S En.sign Feb. 27, 1918 

Reed, Chas. E Ensign Aug. 16, 1918 

Reid, Ceoffrey L 

Ri< e. Charles B Student Officer Sept. 27, 1918 

RiCHARDSO.\, Je.sse Machinist Aug. 22, 1918 

Ri< HTEH, George Quartermaster Dec. 7, 1917 

Ku HARD.SO-V, Robert E Electrician Oct. 11, 1918 

RiES, Fred E Ensign Nov. 10. 1918 

Riley, Frank William Ensign Oct. 12, 1918 

RiT< hie. Davie May 17, 1919 

Rouen. D. H Captain Oct". 27. 191S 

l{oi!iNsoN, II, A Ensign Mar. .'51, 1919 

RoEHHu;. Harold L Ensign .July 15. 1919 

Ri:tlei)(;e, Davxe IIorto.v Ensign Feb. 7. 1919 

Saufly, R. C Lieutenant .June 9, 1910 

Sainders, Stewart Bextox Ensign Sept. 24, 1918 

Schneider, .\NTnoxY Stmlent Officer Sept. 22, 1918 

Scherdixg, Walter Tips Stinloiit Officer Oct. 2U, 1918 

Scott, W. R , .Quartermaster Mar. 17, 1918 

Sergai. Bexxett Macliinist Oct. II. 1918 

Skaggs. a. D Quartermaster Feb. 28. 1918 

Smith, Edward .\.. .Ir Student Officer .\pril :iO. 1918 

Smith, Winthrop F Ensign Oct. 11). 1918 

SouLDER, II. G Boatswain. .luly 15, 1919 

Soi-THER, .V. F Lieutenant Julv 19, 1918 

Sparkes. .James A Student Officer Oct. .'SO. 19is 

SpRAGiE. Wm. Griffith Ensign Oct. 20. 1918 

Stoker, Ellsworth W Machinist Aug. 20. 1918 

Stoltz. M. L Lieutenant .June, 1915 

Stirtevant. a. D Ensign Feb. 18. 1918 

Sti-rte\ant. Eldred Midshipman Oct. 9. 1918 

Sylvester, Byrl E StU(k-nt Officer .lunc 19. 1918 

Talaska, Walter Paii .Student Officer September 2. 191 

Tate, Ja.mes .\le.\ander Stuthmt Officer Mar. 21. 1919 

Taylor. C. W Lieutenant Oct. 22. 1918 

Taylor. Ermond .Vlbert Stuih-nt Officer Feb. 19, 1919 

Taylor. Harvey .Iohx Quartermaster Oct. 18. 1918 

Taylor. R(iderick P Machinist Oct. 10. 1918 

Terres. High F^nsign .^ug. 21, 1918 

Terrier. Stewart McD Ensign Feb. 23, 

Thomas. R. H : Machinist July 25. 1919 

TiBUETTs, RissELL D Ensign Oct. 8, 1918 

TiMKHAM, Edward I Ensign Mar. 30, 1919 

ToLXAs. Trygva J Ensign Dec. 31. 1918 

Topp. .ArGtsTUs Student Officer .Vug. 12. 1918 

ToRXES, Berxhard .\pril 27. 1919 

Treble. He< tor Wm Student Offic-er Oct. 1, 1918 

Triex. Eldoxe H Ensign Mar. 31. 1919 

Tti ker. L. F Quartermaster .Aug. 1918 

Tyson. C. McC Lieut, (j.g.) Oct. 11, I9I8 

\"an Kirk, Deax R Ensign May 1, 1917 

Vath. Earl J Electrician Aug. 20. 1918 

Velie. 11. G Quartermaster May 7, 1918 

VoRNAiER, Glexwyx A Student Officer Nov. 2. 1918 

Walker. Doxald Ensign April 7. 1919 

Walker. Gcy- Adler Ensign Oct. 19, 1918 

Wats, Earl Joseph Electrician Aug. 22, 1918 

Weddell. T. M Quartermaster Mar. 7, 1918 

Weed, Walker Ensign 

Weigel, Carl Herrmaxx Ensign Mar. 31, 1919 

Well.s. Harry M Seaman .\ug. 0, 1917 

WiGMoRE. John Student Officer .Jan. 18, 1911 

Willmoth. George T Seaman Oct. 30. 1918 

Wii.<ox. DeWitt G Student Officer Aug. 29. 1918 

WissMAX. Frederick .\ Quarleruuister Oct. 28. 1918 

Zeller, George J Machinist June 28, 1918 



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Place 

Dunkirk 

Charleston, .S. C. 

Brest 

Dunkirk 

Castletown- Berehaven 

Dunwoodie. Minn. 

St. Trojan 

Hamptou Roads 

Killingholme 

Calais 

Miami. Fla. 

Charleston 

Calais 

I'ensacola 

League Is.. I'hila. 

I'ensacola 

Pensacola 

Pensacola 

Chelsea, Mass. 

Seattle 

Chelsea, Mass. 

Abroad 

He Tudy 

France 

Bay Shore 

League Is.. Phila. 

Narragansett Bay 

Seattle. Wash. 

He Tudy, France 

Pensacola 
Weymouth. Eng. 
North Sea 
I'ensacola 
3 

Pensacola 
Bruges (ihent 
Miami. Fla. 
Hartford. Conn. 
.\broa<l 
Turino, Italy 
Fishermaus Island 
Coco Solo 
Cape May 
Ravenna. Italy 
Pensacola 
I'ensacola 

Chelsea. Mass. 

I'ensacola 

St. Trojan 

Killingholme 

Pensacola 

St. Trojan 

Scotland 

Key West 
Bay Shore 
St. Trojan 
Le Croisic, Fr. 



Huntington, L. I. 
Pensacola 

Pensacola 
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ALLEN, FRED S. 

Lieutenant 
IVlham Manor, N. Y. 
Marblelifucl, IloBtou. RFC. 
f^aiiaila, Washington. Ven- 
sacola. IIS.NKF. .\. A. .No. 
li:t. HTA 



ARNOLD, DAMli H 

Lieutenant 

1559 BrarcinSt.. Hntokline, 

Mass. Kt-y\\>sl. rSNRF. 

N. A. No. 448. HTA. 



BAKER. CIIAS. S. 
Lieutenant 
4925 Couduil Road. Wash- 
ington, D. i-l. IVnsarolu, 
(iroal Lake.-^, HiiriNiii of 
OiHTalions. Wash.. I). <". 
liSNRF. N. A. No. 191 
IITA. 



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BARIN, LOUIS T. 
Lieutenant 
802 E. Asli St.. Portland. 
Oregon. Pfnsucohi. .Miami, 
Hampton Roads. I SNRF. 
N. A.l.\o..5(i. Ill A. 



BELL, Ct)l.l.l.\ W . 
Lieutetuint 
Colorado Bldn.. Wash.. 
D. C Rockaway Bcarh. 
Aviation .\ide. Third Naval 
District. ISNHF. N. A. 
No. 106. LTA. 



BLAIR, WILLIAM \1. 

Lieutenant 
4830 Drexel Blvd.. Chiinno. 
111. Great Lakes. Mami>toii 
Roads. Pensaeola.N. Bonih. 
Gr. USNRK. N. A. No. 
436. HTA. 





BLASIAR, ARTHUR F. 

Lieutenant 
(luilford. N. ^ . Bensaeola. 
Cohimhia I'niversitv, tJreat 

Lakes. LTA and IITA. 





BRISCOE, BEN.I. 
Commander I 
709 W. Main St . Jackson, 
Mich. Naval .\ide to Cai)t. 
II. 1. Cone, Foreign Waters. 
USN. 



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BBISIUGBAIIA.M M 

Lieutenant 
Greenwich, ('onn. West 
Palm Beach. Huntington. 
L. I. USNRF. N. A. No. 
79. HTA. 






CHENEY. CHARLES C 

Lindenanl 
241 Walden Drive. Glencoe, 
I'erisacola. Fla. N. A, 
LTA. 



III. 

No. 17.56. 




CORISETT. M. Q. 
Lirtitrnttnl 
Carnegie. Pa. Peiisacola, 
Akron, Hampton Roads, 
\Vashinf,'ton. I'aimboeuf, 
USNRK. N. A. No. 549. 
LTA. 



CONEY, A. C. 

Lieutenant 
262 Rerkeley St.. Rochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. USNRF. HTA. 



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COHHIN. IIOHACK W. 

Lieutenant 
Grand Isle, Vt. Philadel- 
phia, Brooklyn, Roston. 
USNRF. N. A. No. 621. 
HTA. 



COOMBE, R. G. 

■ Lieutenant 
116 Easti63rd St., New 
York City. Palm Beach, 
Hunlinglon, Moulchic, Le 
Croisic, Milan, Calais, East- 
leigh. USNRF. N. A. 
No. 92. HTA. 




CUMMINGS, JAMES H. 

Lieutenant 
Care of John B. Stetson Co.. 
Sth & Moiilgoniery .\ve., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Itay 

Shore. L. I., Miami, 
USNRF. N. A. No. 377. 
HTA. 



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CURTIS, LAURENCE 

Lieutenant 
464 Beacon St., Boston, 
Mass. Newport News, 
Pensacola. HTA. 




DICKKHSON, JOHN S. 

Lieutenant 
Red Bank, N. J. Bureau 
C. & R.. Naval Dpexalions, 
Wa^li., Brunswick, Ga. 
USNRF. 




DIT.MA.N. .VLIiERT J 
Lieutenant 
Englewood, N. J. Bay 
Shore. Experimental pilot, 
Bu. of Ordnance. \Vash. 
USNRF. N. A. No. 103. 
HTA. 



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IHM.V.. I'AKH IIOHAIIO 

Lieutenant 
Garrison, N. Y. Bu. St. 
Eng., Wash., D. C. Londun, 
Paris, Brest, Balloon Sect.. 
A.E.F. at Paris. Kr. I'S- 
NBF. 




DUN Ml 1.11 , TIIOH.NK 

Lu'ult'iiant 
Thornehurst. Lake Forest, 
111. Bay .Shore, .Miami, 
ButTolo. IISNHK. N. A. 
No. 109. HTA. 




FALLON, NUGKNT 
Lieutenant Commander 
67 William St.. NYC. 
Newport News, Norfolk, 
Paris, .Moiitchir, Felix- 
stowe, Washington, Pen- 
sacola, Boston. USNRF. 
N. A. No. 113. HTA. 



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Kin , SIIKRIDAN n. 
Licutcnnnl 
Columbia Club, 4 \\'csl 
43rd St., New York Cily. 
Hay Shore. L. 1.; Miami. 
Ituroaii Uiierations. Wash.; 
I'SNHF. N. A. No. 1092. 





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FULLER, PERCIVAL S. 


Lieuteitant 


826 Main St., Racine, W is. 


BuH'alo, Pensacola, Coco 


Solo, C. Z. USNHF. N. A. 


No. 131. HTA. 



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GARTZ, RICHARD C. 

Lieutenant 
Pasadena, Cal. Akron, 
Cape May. Rockawuy, 
Paimboeuf, Paris. N. A . 
No. a.i'o. LTA. 



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GOULD, ERL C. li. 

Lieutenant 
Wooclliiiiii Road, Pitls- 
litir^'h. Pa. West Palm 
Beach, lliintint^ton. Bay 
Shore, key West. USNRF. 
N. A. No. 68. HTA. 




GREENE, PAUL A. 
Lieutenant 
Rogers, Texas. Pensacola, 
.\kroii, Hampton Roads, 
\Vashin^ton, D. C, Rock- 
away Beach. New York. 
USNRF. .N. A. No. 612. 
LTA. 




GUGGENHEI.M, H. F. 

Lieutenant Commander 
H7» .Miulison .\ve.. New 
York Cily. H. Q. in Paris, 
LoniloM, Rome; Northern 
Bonihinn (ir.. H \.F.; duly 
at most foreign N. .\. .Sta- 
tions. USNRF. HTA. 



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IIAMT.KN. \V. L. 

Lieutenant 
15h3 Mission St.. San 
Francisco, Cal. Akron, 
Kochcfort. Paris, Paim- 
hoeuf. Washington. N. A. 
No, ini. I,TA. 




IVES. PAUI, F. 
Lieutenant 
167 Court St., Dedham, 
Mass. Pensacola, Calciicit, 
Portland, Felixstowe. Kill- 
ingholme, EnR. IN. A. 
No. 195. HTA. 




LOWREY, ALAN J. 
Lieutenant 
Harvard Club, 27 W. Mth 
St.. New York City. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, 
WashinKton. USNKF. N. 
A. No. 282. LTA. 








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Lieutenant 




V. S. Naval Wt Station. 
.Anacostia, D. C. 




IV KY; JULIAN D. 
Lieutenant 
Boston, Ga. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
N. A. No. 521. USNRF. 
HTA. 




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McCANN, RICHARD II. 

Lieutenant' 
E. Washington Lane, Ger- 
inantown. Pa. R. F. C. 
Toronto, Can., Hampton 
Roads,Ft. Worth, Washing- 
ton, K illingholme, Eng. 
USNRF. N. A. No. U7. 
HTA. 



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HOOD, Dii-\Al.i' I 

Lieutenant 

77 Warren St., Rrookline, 

Mass. Akron, USNRF. 

LTA. 





LEE, WILLIAM JUSTICE 

Lieutenant 
Box 378, Jacksonville, Fia. 
Construction & Inspection 
Onicer, Buffalo, Wash., D. 
C, Pliiladelphia, Garden 
Cily, Rockaway. USNRF. 
HTA. 




MASEK, WILLIAM 
Lieutenant 
4866 Winthrop Ave., Chi- 
cago, III. Pensacola, Bay 
Shore, Hampton Roads, Le 
Croisic, Fr. U.S.N. N. A. 
No. 58. LTA. HTA. 



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M.WKlKLn, I.. II. 

ijtrnnitirifffr 
627 Coiiclriili Ave..- Si. 
Paul. Minn. IV-nsacdla, 
Akron. I*aimh»nul". Fr., 
WashiMKloii. U. S. N. 
N. A. .^". 17. LTA. 
HTA. 



MOI.ONKY, JOHN F. 

Lieutenant • 
316 W. 9:ird Si..' New 
York Cily. C. O. al (Jui- 
pavus and Whiddy Island. 
IJ.S.N. 




NAYLOR. JIKMAY H. 

Lieutenant 
12 Hasl 781h St.. New York 
Cily. Hav Shore; Miami, 
Wash.. D.C. USNUF. N. 
A. No. 212. ll'EA. 




Lielttrnttnl 
17(1') Prairie .\ve., Chicago. 
Ill Yale Llnil No. 2, 

HnlTal". N. Y.. Pensacola; 
Sq. 1. Northern BoinbinK 
Gr. IISNBF. N. a. No. 
127. HTA. 




PIERCE. TIIO.MAS J. II. 

Lieutenant 
1086 Narrogansell Hlvd , 
Cranston. R. I. .Sqnanliini. 
Mass.. Pensaeola. Hamil- 
ton Roads. Coco Solo. il. '/. 
USNRF. N. a. No. 169. 
HTA. 




piii-z. JOHN i,Hi;(ii;ir 

Lieutenant 
KH Broail St.. Koslon, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Pensacola. Kla. 




RKAl). A. C. 

Lieutenant Commander 

Comdr. NC-4 TransAlIan- 

lic Flight. LISN. N. A. 

No. 21. HTA. 




til) 
nEE.MEUN. c. n. 
Lieutenant 
3061 Clcinview Ave.. East, 
Hill. Cincinnati. Ohio: 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pen- 
sacola. Hnrcau Navii;. 
(TraininK Section). HTA. 




RICHARDSON. 

LieatenunI 
21)23 <!ollin(;w4MMl 
Toledo. O. -Mass 
iwh.. Hampton 



Ave.. 
Inst, of 
Roads, 



Pensacola. USNRF. N. A. 
No. IKSfi. HTA. 



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SARGENT, SAMUEL W. 

Lieuienant 
360 Penn Rd., Wynnwood, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tocli. 
In charge of Receiving 
Ship. USNRF. 




SMITH, F. M. 

Lieutenant 
Kittery, Maine. Bu. of C. 
& % R , Wash., Oflicer in 
charge of Spruce Produc- 
tion for the Navy, Super- 
intending Construction of 
Aircraft, Boston, Mass. 
USN. 




STONE. A. J. 

Lieuienant Commander 

% General Ordnance Co.. 
2 W. 4;trd St.. New York 
City. Washington, D. C 
USNRF. 





SHUMWAY, CARL E. 

Lieutenant 
25 Bellevue Ave., Melrose. 
Mass. Akron, Rockaway 
Beach, Queenstown, Ire., 
Castletown. Ire.. RAF. 
Balloon Base No. 16, 
Meriheld, Cornwall, Eng 
N. A. No. 319. LTA. 



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SQUIRES, J. G. 
Lieutenant 


F. 


1125 Lexington Ave., New 
York City. Bu. Construc- 
tion & Repair, Wash.. D. C. 
Sup. Con. .\ircrart. New 
York. USNRF. 




STRONG, ALEXANDER 

Lieuienant 
39 Court St., Dedham, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Hampton Roads, 
USNRF. N. A No. 374. 
HTA. 



SMITH. CLINTON M. 

Lieutenant 
Box 14, Dighton. Mass. 
Miami, Pensacola, Montauk, 
Anacostia. HTA. 




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STARK, EDWIN M. 

Lieutenant Commander 
365 Park Ave.. Mansfield, 
O. Ass't to the Manager 
Naval Aircraft Factory, 
Navy Yard. Philadelphia 
USNRF. 





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TOWNSEND, R. S. 
Lieutenant 
6 Otis Plaip. Hoslon, Mass. 
Newport Mews, Hampton 
Rouds, New I-Aiiidon. IJSN- 
RF. N. A. No. J 19. LTA. 




VORYS. JOHN M. 
Lieiiteruml 
441 Kast Town St.. Colum- 
bus, Ohio. Palm Reat-li, 
Hiiiiliiif;tou, L. 1,, iVloiit- 
chic, Hourtin, St. Raphac;!, 
Felixstowe, Hamptnii Rds., 
USNRF. N. A. No. 7,t. 
HTA. 




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W AI.KKH, SAMUEL S. 

Lktilenunt 
(iarrison. New York. Le 
Croisin. Fr., Milan. H.. St. 
Inglovcrl, Fr. USNRF. 
N. A. No. 86. IITA. 






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WALMl. J. IIKNRY 


Lieutenonl 


166 Washington Ave.. Prov., 
R. I. Squantum. .Mass., 
Hampton Roads, Anacos- 
lia, D. C. LiSNRF. N. A. 
No. 525. HTA. 




WALTON, MAHK \V. 

Lieutenant 
'y737 WocxIJawn Ave., Chi- 
cago. III. Haraplon Roads, 
Moiirc-hir. Fr.. itolsena. It. 
ISNHF. N. A. No. 120. 
IITA. 




W ATKINS. R. A., Jr. 
Lieidenant 
307 KasI Stain St.. Mnr- 
shalltown, Iowa. Pensa- 
rola; USS l.-I, i'hila.l 
Instructor Coliiniliia Univ.; 
Detroit. Packard; Hii. St, 
Eng. USNRF. 




WHITEIIOUSE, \V.P.,Jr. 

Lieutenant 
lllil Vanghan St., Portland, 
Me. Paimlioeuf, Brest, 
Paris, l^ndon. US.NMF. 
N. A. No. W. LTA. 




WOLCOTT, ROBERT W . 

Lieutenant 
1819 West Washington Ave., 
Retlilehem, Pa. .Mass. 

Inst, of Te<-h., Drill & 
Discipline Ollicer. USNRF. 




/I \1\U. FRANK A., Jr. 

4<)3 Hth .\ve.. Brooklyn, 
N Y. RFC. Toronto. 
Can., Bay Shore, Ma.ss, 
Inst, of Tech.. Seattle, 
San Diego. N. A. No. 152. 
HTA. 



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,, Allen, F. H.. Lieiilenanl. KcniUorlh. III. 

t ^:T r Ames. Allan W. LicultMiatil. Care of Jamp> C. Sawyer, 

. I 111 Andover, Mass. Palm lieaeli, Hunlinglon. flay Shore, 

, I 1 Ft. Worlh, Hampton Hoads. Dayton. \Vashinii:lou, Paris, 

London, Tex. N. A. No. 57. R. F. HTA. 

.\Monv, Francis I., Jn.. Lientenant, 413 Commonwealth 
AVe.. Boston, Mass. Toronto, Can., Marblehead, Boston 
Navy Yard, Op. Nav.. Hampton Roads. Pensacola, Bay 
Shore, Mass. Inst, of Tech. N. A. No. 141. HTA. 

Babbitt, Le.vian L., Lieutenant, Houghton, N. Y. 
Pensacola. U. S. S. Senllle. San Diego, Rockefort, Paim- 
boeuf, Gujon. N. A. No. 283. U. S. N. HTA. 

HvLCH, Gordon IL. Lieutenant Commander, 120 
Broadway, New York Citv. Washiugfon. D. C., Bureau 
of Operations. R. F. N. A. No. 495. HTA. 

Baldwin, .\ugustus M., Lieutenant, 73 Remsen St., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Treluier. Fr., Cotes du Nord (C. O.). 
H. F. N. A. No. 699. HTA. 

Barnabv, R. S., Lieutenant, 2.t7 Hamilton .\ve.. New 
Brighton, N. Y. 

Barrv. fiDWARD I!,, Lieutenant. 1412 Mass u-husetts 
' Ave., Washington. D. C. 

Bahtlett, II. T., Lieutenant. N. .\. No. 21. 

Battle. C. E., Lieutenant. 

Beach, Ch.ibles Frederic. Lieutenant, West Hartford, 
Conn. Huntington, Moutehic, Dunkirk, Escadrille do 
■St Pol. N. A. No. 7.5. HTA. 

BiGGERS. Robert L., Lieutenant, Care of W. O. Riggers, 
Book BIdg., Detroit. Mich. Pensacola, Miami. H. F. 
N. A. No. 21.5. HTA. 

Boettcher, .\RTHt'R IL. Lieutenant. 164.S Jarvis .\ve.. 
Chicago, III. Bu. of Ordnance. Washington, D. C. R. F. 

Biimkenridge, Gwin. Lieutenant. Church St., Rich- 
mond Hill. New York City. R. F. C. Canada, Bay Shore, 
I'eiis;n<j|a. Miami, Operations. Washington, D. C., Foreign 
Service. R. F. N. A. No. 155. HTA. 

Brewer, A. Douglas, Lieutenant. N. A. No. 103. 

Rran.some, E. D., Lieutenant. Engineers Club, Phila- 
del|)hia, Pa. Pensacola. R. F. N. A. No. 286. HTA. 

Hhvant. Roittt A.. Lieutenant, 735 Clarkson St., 
Di'uver, Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Coco 
.Solo, C. Z. N. A. No. 339. R. F. HTA. 

Bulmer, Bayard T., Commander. 

BrsH. RuFus H.. Lieutenant. N. .\. No. 1774. 

R^HD. R. F^., Lieutenant Commander, Powhatan Hotel, 
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 608. 

Cabot, Godfrey Lowell, Lieutenant, 16 Highland St., 
Cambridge. Mass. Marblehead. Hampton Roads. R. F. 
N. A. TVo. 1339. HTA. 

Callan, J. L.. Lieutenant Commander, 46 N. Pearl St., 
Albany, N. Y. N. A. No. M42. 

Capehart, Wadleigh. Lieutenant Commander, 
N. A. No. 19. 

Carter, W'. L., Lieutenant, 28 Concord Ave., Nashua, 
N. II. 

C\THCART V\m. L.. Lieut. Commander. 

Cecil. H. R., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 42 

Champlin, F. M., Lieutenant, 2720 13th St., N. W.. 
Washington, D. C. 

Chase, N. R., Lieutenant. Commander, Brunswick. 
N. A. No. 37. 

Chenevert, C. T., Lieutenant, 301 Gros.se Points, 
Detroit, Mich. 

Childs, W. G., Commander. N. .\. No. 29. 

Clalssen, H. P., Lieutenant, 491 Commonwealth Ave., 
Boston, Mass. 

CoRRY, W. M., Jr., Lieut. Commander, New York 
City. N. A. No. 23. 

Cox. H. B., Lieutenant, 2035 Walnut St., Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

Craig, Donald B., Lieutenant, 20 Anderson Place. 
Buffalo, N. Y. 

Cn.viG. John F.. Lieutenant. 

ClLBERT. F. p.. Lieutenant. U. S. N. N. A. No. 94. 
Cutler. Roger, Lieutenant, Charles River. Mass. 
The Ledges. N. A. No. 371. 

Davis, John A., Lieutenant. 19 Hamilton Road. Brook- 
line, Mass. 

Davison, H. P.. Jr.. Lieutenant. Huntington, L. 1., 

N. Y. 

Delano. M. P.. Lieutenant. 308 Prince St.. West New- 
ton. Mass. N. A. No. 104. 

Depew. Ganson G.. Lieutenant, 165 Summer St., 
BuHalo. N. Y. N. A. No. 121. 

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DiCMAN, G. C, Lieul. Commaruier. N. A. No. 30. 

DoHEHTV, Wm. E.. 72 Pleasant St., Marblehead, Mass. 
N. A. No. 4.^0. 

DoMiNrcK. GwER G., Lieulcnaiit. Stamford, Conn 
Akron, Npw I^ondon. Montauk, Hockaway. N. A. No. 
982. LTA. 

DouBLED.w, Nelson, Lieulenant. Oyster Bay, N. Y. 

Douglas, A. H., Lieut. Commander, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 753. 

DuCRAY, Julian A.. Lieutenant. 

Eddy. M. F., Lieutenant. 916 Jule St., St. Joseph. Mo. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., PensacoJa, Hampton, Roads. N. A. 
No. 176a. R. F. HTA. 

Eekhout, Bernard V., Lieutenanl. N. A. No. 2447. 

Ellyson, T. G., Lieutenant Commander. N. A. No. 1. 

Evans. Frank T. J., Commander. N. A. No. 26. 

Farrell, Stephen A., Lieulenant. 

Fearing. G. R.. Jr., Lieut. Commander, 168 Beacon 
St., Boston. Mass. 

Fellers. W. M.. Lieutenant. N. A. No. 2474. 

Finch. Carl E., LieutenanI, 2101 Alameda Ave., St. 
Louis, Mo. N. A. No. 472. 

Fisher. R. A., Lieutenant. Markeen Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. 

Fitzgerald, J. P., Lieutenant. 

Flower, H. C. Jr.. Lieutenant, Fidelity Nat'I Bank. 
Kansas City. Mo. Key West, Washington, Miami, 
Pensacola, liay Shore, Sqnantum. Sun Diego. N. A. 
No. 1278. HTA. 

FoRRESTAL, J. V.. Lieutenant, 28 Nassau St., New York 
City. R. F. C, Toronto, Hay Shore, Hampton Roads, 
Washinj-'ton. N. A. No. 154. " HTA. 

Frost, PL FL. Lieut. Commander. 

Fuller, Chas. F., Lieut.. A. D. Club, Cambridge, Mass. 

Gates. A. L.. Lieut. Commander, Oakhurst, Clinton, 
Iowa. Palm Beach, Huntington. Northern Bomb. Group. 
N. A. No. 65. HTA. 

Geary, John W.. Jr., Lientenant, Chestnut Hill, Pa. 
N. A. No. 134. 

GiBH, Edwin D.. Lieutenant, 6 Mascot St., Boston, 
Mass. Key West. U. S. N. N. A. No. 2494. 

Gillespie, G. S.. Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 32. 

Goldthwaite, Duval R.. Lieulenant. N. A. No. 146. 

Gordon, Harry B., Lieutenant, Bronxville, N. Y, N. 
A. No. 151. 

Griffin, \'. C. Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 41. 

Griffin, Walter B.. Lieut. Commander, 243 Saratoga 
St., E. Boston. Mass. N. A. No. 544. 

Grow. Harold B., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 2354. 

Hammond, Edward L., Lieutenant. 

Hart. Howard P., Lieutenant. 51) Buckingham St., 
Waterbury, Conn. Hampton Roads., Pensacola. U. S. N. 
N. A. No. 1997. HTA. 

Havens, Beckwith. Lieutenant, Aero Club of America, 
New York City. N. A. No. 52 L 

Havilano, Willis Bradley, Lieutenant. N. A. No. 577. 

Herbster. V. D., Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 4. 

HiNKAMP, Clarence N., Lieutenant. 

HiNTON, Walter. Lieutenant. N. A. No. 135. 

Hooper. Wm. E., Lieutenant, Tufts College. Medford 
Hillside. Mass. 

Hoyt, H. W., Lieutenant, Clearwater, Fla. Pensacola, 
Huntington. ILimpton Roads, Akron. U. S. N. N. A. 
No. 545. LTA. HTA. 

Hunt, James Stone. Lieutenant. 

HuTCHiNs. HitRD, Lieutenant, 131 Beacon St., Boston, 
Mass. N. A. No. 123. 

Ireland. Robert L.. Jr.. Lieutenant, 11719 Lake 
Shore RIvd., Cleveland. O. N. A. No. 84. 

James, O. B., Lieutenant, 7 E. 70th St., New York Cily. 
Huntington. Operations, Washington, Bu. Navigations, 
Washington, U. S. N. Mission to Brazil. N. A. No. 80. 
R. F. HTA. 

Jameson, William B.. Lieutenant. 

Johnson, C Y., Lieut. Commander. 

Johnson, E. F., Commander. N. A. No. 25. 

Kelley, Martin F., Lieutenant, 615 Lexington Ave., 
New York City. 

Kiely, Ralph, Lieutenant., 116 East 54th St., New 
York City. N. A. No. 1076. 

KiRKPATHiCK. R. D., Lieutenant. N. A. No. 48. 

Knowles, Robert W., Lieutenant. 5 Longfellow Park. 
Cambridge, Mass. Pensacola. Operations. Washington, 
D. C, R. F. N. A. No. 915. HTA. 



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Kla. N. A. No. 21«. 

Landon. H. H.. Jn., Lieutcnanl. l'> K. a.lrtj St.. New 
York City. 

I.ANzsnowN. Lieut. C'ommaiider, New York City. N. 
.\. No. 105. 

Lfftin. Kdw. H., Liculenaiit. 

Lkkjhton. HnicE (Iahunkh. Lieul. rommaniler. Tnnk- 
hannork. Pa. IVnsarola, llamplon Roads. Kiilinjiliolme. 
V. S. N. N. .\. No. 10. HTA. 

LiTTi-K. Chables G.. LiiMiIenant. 227 Hijrh St.. Ncw- 
hiirypnrt. Mass. Ooodyear Tirp & Hubher Co.. Akn>n. 
Hochefort. raimbo«*uf. St. Cyr. (luipavas, Kr., Cape 
May. N. A. .No. 1(12. LTA 

LoFTiN. Edw. H., I^itMitenant. 

LoFTiN, Frank., Lieul. Conunander. 

LoHMANN. .\lfrf.d P.. Comniancier. Pi-rkiii^ Mill, Akr<»ri. 
Ohio. Naval .\ircraft Factory. Navy Yard. Phiiadelpiiia- 
H. F. HTA. 

Lo\ i:tt. Hobfrt A.. Lieut. Commander, Locust \'aney> 
L. I., N. \ . Wt'si Palm Heach. Hunliiijitoii, France- 
H. F. MTA. 

LvNCH. Frank R., Lieutenant. 25 Ix>gan St., Lawrence, 
Kan. 

MrAniE, .\i.E.x.\NDEn G., Lieut. Commander. Read- 
%illr, Mass. 

M< Coin. pAi'i. IL. Lieutenant. 612 E. Monroe St., 
\li. Pleasant. Iowa. N. A. No. 159. 

McCrary. F. R., (^'ommander. 

MrCfi.i.ocH. Daviii IL. Lieutenant. 280 Madison .\ve.. 
New "^'ork City. 

M< h w MNE. .Archibald, Lieutenant, 682 Prospect 
\ve.. Hartford. Conn. 

McNamara. J. F.. Lieutenant, 32 Everett St.. Arlinfiton. 
\Ia.»«. N. A. No. 199. 

\I icHoNALi), Kknneth R.. Lieut. Commander. 69 
Fordhani Drive. HutFalo. N. Y. 

M MniE-N, W'li^oN K.. Lieut. C'ommander. 

M M.E. A. E. J.. Lieutenant. Stonelejgh Court. Phila- 
delphia. Pa. Naval .Aircraft Factory, Navy Yard, IMiila- 
drlphia. R. F. 

M\soN. C. P.. Lieutenant. N. A. No. 52. 

MiLLF.R, Roman J., Lieutenant. 

MiMs. Harvey B.. Captain. N, A. No. 576. 

MiT<HELi.. John R.. Lieutenant. 251 Fourth Ave., 
I tih Floor. New York City. Cape May. Northern Romb. 
(innip. (,)ueeristown. Ire. R. F. 

MM>rHEn. M.. Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 33. 

Moloney. John F.. Lieutenant. 316 W. 93rd St.. New 
York City. Commanding, (iuipavas. Fr., \\'hiddy Island. 
Ire. 

MoNFORT, J. C, Lieut. Commander, Mason. Ohio. 
Pensacola, Navy Dept., Washington, Creat I^kes, Seattle, 
Hockaway. V. S. N. N. A. No. 3r>. HTA. 

Mot LTHRiH'. Bi;rr. Lieutenant. 1270 lltli .\ve.. San 
Francisco, (^al. Pensacola. .\kron, Paimboeuf, Fr. R. F. 
N. A. No. 616. LTA. 

MoiiNT. David A,, Lieutenant. Bayheod, N. J. Annapo- 
lis. Key \\»^l, Rockaway. .\viation Aide Third District. 
R. F. 'N. A. No. 2065. LTA. 

Mi RRAY. Cecil D.. Lieutenant. 38 W. 51st St.. New 
^ ork Ciiv. Hampton Roads. Moulchic. Paris. Si. hiule- 
%eri. London. U. S. S. Texas. R. F. HIA. 

MisTLN. H. C, Captain. N. A. No. 11. 

NoHFLEET, Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 555. 

<>'('oNNELL. \Vm. J., Lieutenaul. 5712 Sixth .\ve.. 
Brooklyn. N. Y. 

l*\iMER. KnwARU (I., Lieutenant, I6I9 l*earl St., Sioux 
City. Iowa. 

Paris, Irving. Lieutenant. 124 E. 72nd St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads. Pensacola. 
:N. a. No. 317. HTA. 

Parsons. Robert D.. Lieutenant, Care of The R. F. 
Condrich Rubber Co.. Akron. Ohio. Bu. of Construction 
A: Repair, Washington. D. C. R. F. 

Pai NACK. R. R.. Lieut. Commander. N. A. No. 27. 

Pennon Hn. Rali-h C.. Lieutenant. N. A. No. 100' j. 

Peterson, Lot is A.. Lieutenant. 152 Rird .\ve., RufTalo, 
N. Y. Pauillac. France. ISNRF. 

Pike. C. M.. Lieutenant. Lubee. Maine. Squantum. 
Mass.. Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 293. HTA.' 

PooH. Roger M., Lieulenant. 777 Ma<lison Ave., New 
> i»rk ("itv. Ilav Shore. Ru. OiH-rations. \\ ashing:! on; 
London. Northern Bomb. (;r. N. A. No. 558. R. F. HTA. 

Pi MPFi.L^. H. .\.. Lieutenant. Owego Tioga Co., N. Y.^ 



I*«nsacoIa. Naval Aircraft Factory, Philudelphiu. R. F 
N. A. No. 2U. IITA. 

HvNiJoi.pii. l\. D., f-ifiitennn(. 20 roiirlliiiid Phn-r. 
Itoiisloii. 'l>xas, R F. C. CaiKKla, .\<»w ^'ork. Ronton. 
\\ iLshint-'Ion. I). C, Hampton Roads. IN-n-sacoIa. Forei^'ii 
Waters, l^iidon, l:]ng. N. A. No. 161. IITA. 

RECKFt)Hn, John King. Lioiitenanl. 220 Fifth .Ave. 
.Nrw York ('ity. Naval .Aircraft Factory. R. F. 

Reed. Wm. F., Jb.. Lieutenant, 1238 N. 12th Ave.. 
IVn.saroIa. R. F. 

Reid, .M. K., Lieutenant, Racquet Club. IMiiladelphia. 
Pa. N. A. No. 182.5. 

RiriiAHnsoN. II. C, Commander. N. .A. No. 13. 

UoBEMT><. CiiAni-E'i II. J.. Lieulenant, 10 FVaukliii 
I'hue. Flu.shinj;. L. I. N. A. Ni>. 240. 

RoUKnTs, Wm. E., Lieutenant. Canton. N. C. Naval 
.\ircraft Factory, Navy Yard, Philadelphia. Pa. R. F. 

RonM.vN. T. C, Lieu?., care of Wm. .\. Read & Co.. 
C.nr. tledar and Nas,sjiu .Sl.s,. New York City. VoIunt<fr 
.\erial Coast Patrol, RufTalo, New Y'ork, Pen.saeola. 
R. F. N. A. No. 1763. 

Ri.-TTAN. Chahles K.. Lieutenant. N. A. No. 61. 

ScHiHFFHLiN, JoHN Jav, Lieutenant, 5 K. 66th _Sl , 
New ^'<)rk Citv. RufTalo. Moutchic. Fr., Felixstowe, Kui:.. 
Killincholme, KnK. R. F. N. A. No. 121. HTA. 

Scofield, H. W'., Lieut. Commander. .Morenci, Michiiian. 
liulTalo. N. v.. Montauk, L. 1. N. A. No. 28. U.S.N 
IITA. 

Shvmel, FnEDEniCK H., Lieutenant. 

.Shepi'abd. IL R., Lieutenant, Kasl Derry, N. IL 

Simpson. Fbank, Jr., Lieutenant. 670 W^ilshirc Place. 
Los -\nf;ele.s, Cal. Pensacola, San Oiepo, Key \\e>t 
R. F. N. A. No. 51. IITA. 

Sl.ATEB, H. N., Lieulenant, Port WashiiiKlon. L. I 
N. Y. N. A. No. 329. 

Smith. O. W., Jb., Lieutenant, 309 Hillside Ave. 
Jenkinlown, Pa. Naval Aircraft Factory, Philadelphia. 
Pa. R. F. 

Smith. Cobdon A., Lieutenant, 27 W. Mth St., New 
York City. 

S.Mrrn. K. R., Lieutenant, Patchopuc, L. L. _N. Y. 
Palm Reach. Ilunlin^rton, I.e (^roisic. Moutchic, He 
Tudy. Paris, St. Insleverl. Fr. N. .\. .No. 87. 

Spenceh. IC. W.. Jn.. Lie it. Commander. 109 Wade St. 
Highland Park. III. Pensacola. Squantum, San Diego. 
I'. S. N. N. A. No. 20. HT\. 

Staiil. Rl'Dol.piiE. Lieutenant. Jackson. Mich. 

Starr. F. C. t'oininander. 

Stimson, H. C, Lieutenant, Hollywood, King Co.. 
Wash. 

Stone, E. A.. Lieutenant, Red Gate Apt.. Norfolk. 
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Stone, George Lewis. Lieutenant, Cure of Stone-Hoult 
Furniture Co., (irand Rapids. Mich. Pensacola. 

Straper. Ralph M., Lieulenant, 70.i7 No. Ashland 
lilvd . ChicOKo. III. .\kron, Paris. Paimboeuf, Guipavas, 
Fr.. Pensacola. .N. A. No. 97. LTA. 

Strickuanp. G. R.. Lieut.. \. A. -\o. 34. 

Swift. Henry. Lieulenant. t Lil>i»rly Sq.. Roston. 
Mass. .Squanlnm. Toronto, llamplon Roads, Pcn.sacola, 
Great Lakes. H. F. N. A. No. 149. IITA. 

Tavlob, Ch\ble.s F.. Lieulenaiil. 31 Clinton .Ave.. 
Monlclair. N. J In charge Aeronautical Kngine Laborg. 
lory, Washington, D. C. ISMIF. 

Thom\s. Wai.l.vce S., LieulenanI, 721 K. High St.. 
Soringlield. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Seattle. Great 
Lak.-s. Pensacola. R. F. N. A. No. 2093. HTA. 

Too, R. E., Lieulenant. 

Towers. J. IL. Commander. U. S. N. N. A. No. 3. 

TowNsEND. Ji'Lit:s C. Lieut. Commander. 

Van Deb Veeb, N. R.. Lieut. C'ommander. U. S. N 

V\N \ VLZIH. IL C. Lieul. Commander. .Mass. Insl. of 
Tech.. Miami, V. S. N. .N. A. No. 66.-.H. 

Vernon, Victob. Lieutenant, Huntsville, Ala. N. A. 
No. 606. 

Wesson. IL. Lieutenant. 220 .Maple St., Springfield. 
Mass. 

W FVEBBMKEB. R. D., Licul. Commandcr, U. S. N. 
N. A. No. 2126. 

W HiTF Newton II. . Jr., Lieut. Commandcr, U. S. N 
N. A. No. 22K1. 

White. Robebt W., Lieul.. 17lh Floor, 30 E. 12nd 
St.. New York City. Rockaway. Pensji.ola. W ashiiiglon. 
Abroad. LTA. 



OTONE, C. t\., IjieUieuaUL, lAeu v»«ic n|ri.. .."«.'..". 

a. Newport News. Hampton Roads. Calshol, Bein- 
ridge, Felixstowe, Eng., -Anacostia. N. A. No. 13K. 



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Whitehouse. W.m. Penn. Jb., Lieutenant, 108 Vaughan 
St., Portland, Maine. Paimboeuf, Paris, Brest Fr 
London, Eng. R. F. N. A. No. 99. LTA. 

Whiting, K., Commander, Washington, U. S N 
N. A. No. 16. 

WiLLCox, Westmore, Jr., Lieutenant. 516 Warren 
Crescent, Norfolk, Va. Newport News, Hampton Roads 
Pensacola, Naval Operations, Washington, D. C R F 
N. A. No. 136. HTA. 

Williams, J. F., Lieutenant. Darien, Conn. Naval 



A^^aft Factory, Ass^t Chief Engineer, PhUadelphia Navy 

Witmeb, C. C, Lieut. Commander. 

WoRTHiNGTON, J P Lieutenant, 3924 Morrison St. 
N. V\ .Washington. D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 
Hampton Roads, Chatham, Bay Shore, Brunswick, 
Washmgton. HTA. 

Wrigley P K., Lieutenant, 2466 Lake View Ave 
Chicago, III. Great Lakes, R. F. 
Young, S. D., Lieutenant. 





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nPHE preceding section and the one following comprise a grand muster of the commissioned 
* personnel of the Corps. The Senior Division includes officers of the rank of Lieutenant or 
above, while the following emliraces those of the rank of Lieutenant (junior grade) or below, and 
includes also student officers who were training as pilots or for commissions l)ut who had not com- 
pleted tlieir course upon the signing of the armistice. 

Of necessity the amount of data concerning each man has had to be brief, consequently onlv 
those facts have been given which would aid in recognition and enable the reader to communicate 
with other members of the Corps. No attempt could be made to include citations or other honors, 
or the particular capacities in which each man served. The order of this data is: name, rank, home 
addre.ss, stations served at. and whether he was in the heavier-than-air or lighter-than-air branch. 
Naval Aviator designation numbers have sometimes been given as they usually indicate the com- 
parative length of a man's service. 

To avoid confusion all addresses which were found to be incorrect have been omitted. This 
accounts for some .'t[)p;ircnt oversights in this respect. — KoiTOH. 



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ABBOTT. BOYD It. 

Ensign 
224 Park St.. Lancaster 
Ohio. Moss. Inst. Tech. 
Miami. Pensacola. HT.\ 



ABBOTT, MAURICE J. 

War XInchiniat 
fiO Howe St., Lewistim, Mt*. 
IVlham Bay, C;i»liimtiiQ 
Univ., Roi:kB\vay, Wash., 
KoyWpst. HTA. 



ADAIR, EARLE T. 

Student Officer 
2M Marshall Ave., N. S.. 
Pittsbtirt'h, Pa. .Mass. Inst. 
Tech., .\kron, Ohio. LTA. 



ADAMS.CHARLESIH.. Jr. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
136.5 Bellf^ Ave., l.akewcmd, 
Cleveland. Ohio. Mass. 
Inst. Teih.. Key West, Kla.. 
Cape May. N.J. N.A.No. 
457. HTA. 




ADA.MS, EUSTACE L. 

Ensign 
' r H. D. Cabot, Newton- 
ville. Mass. M. I. T.. Bay 
.Shore. Squantum. Key 
West. Cape May, Monlaiik, 
Wash. N. A. No. 417. 
IITA. 



ADAMS. J. DliOLEY 
Student Officer 
614 Rector Ave.. Little 
Rock, Ark. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. IITA. 



ADSIT, HAROLD C. 

Student Officer 

.■502 W'ost Penn Street, 

Hoopeston. Illinois, Seattle, 

Wash. HTA. 




AFFLECK. W. RUSSELL 

Ensign 
674 North Broadway. Yon- 
kers. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola. Miami, 
Moutchic (Fr.). N. A. No. 
705. HTA. 




AICHER. FRED, Jr. 
Ensign 
2501 Ridf;e Road. Berkeley. 
Cat. Mass. Inst. Tech.. 
Key \Vest. Miami. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1771. 
HTA. 



AICHER. JOHN W'. H 

Student Officer 
HolIywmMi, Clalifnrnia.Dun 
woody Inst., .Minn.; Miami 
HTA. 



ALBERTSON.R.D. 

Lieut. U-Q-) 
125 .Main St.. Geneva. N. 
Y'. .Mass. Inst. Tech.. Bay 
Shore. Key West. Cape 
May. Montauk. N.A. No. 
461. IITA. 



ALBRITTON, PAUL C. 

Ensign 
Bee RidKC. Fla. Mass. 
lust. Tech.. .Akron, Pensa- 
cola. LT.\. 



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Ensiijn 

475 5lh Ave., New York 

City. Dunwoody 

Miami,- Key West, 
sacola. 



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AI.EXANDER. W. H. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
Iloulton, Maine. Mass. 
Inst. Tech., Pensacola, At- 
lantic Fleet Air Detach- 
ment. N. A. No. 175'... 
HTA. 



ALLEN, PHILIP, Jr. 

Lieu(. I. J.g.) 
35 Charles Field St., Provi- 
dence, H. I. Mass. Inst. 
Tech., Pensacola, Anacos- 
tia. N. A. No. 721. HTA. 



■ ALLEN, ROBERT R 
Slu<ienl Ofjin-r 
Denver, Colorado. Mass. 
Inst. Tech., Cambridge. 
LTA. 




ALLEN, WM. ROWLAND 

Ensign 
IW Newbury .St., Roston, 
Mass. - Mass. Inst. Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 19<>1. HTA. 



ALLISON, FRANK F. 

Student Officer 

Spring Mills, Center Co 



Pa. Mass. 
Ray Shore. 



Inst, of Tech., 
HTA. 



ALLISON, T. LYLE 
StuiienI Officer 
it22 Concord St., Bremer- 
ton, Wash. Seattle, Wash. 
HTA. 



ALVORD, DONALD B 

Lieut. (./.(J.) 
Clearwater, Fla. M. I.T., 

I'cii^.icola, Yarmciiith, Fc- 
i'\^l'i\\c. l.niif:]i Fovlc, 

(li ii,l..wii. MoUcna, N. 

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Ensign 
Pataakala. Ohio. Muss. 
Insl. of Tech., Great Lakes. 
Pensacola. Aerographer, -N. 

A. No. 2249. 



AMSLER. HERVEY M. 

Ensign 
Farmers Nat'I Rank, Hemp- 
stead, Texas. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 22.30. HTA. 




ANDERLE, EMIL J. 

Ensign 
132 Hudson Ave., Dayton, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Key WeBl, Pensacola. N 
A. No. 1571. HTA. 



ANDERSEN. CARLJ. 

Ensign 
17 South Kilby St.. Glou- 
cester. Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola. Hamp- 
ton Roads. Va. N. A. No 
267. HTA. 




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ANDERSEN, KRANK A 

Shidenl Ofjicer 
21 St. Lukes Rd.. Brighton, 
Mass. Mass.. Inst, of Tech.. 
Bay Shore. Long Island. 



ANDERSEN, SIDNEY W. 

Student Officer 
South Shore Country Cluh. 
Cliicogo, III. Dunwoody 
Inst.f Minneapolis. HTA 



A,M'LU.M)-\. A,. Jr. 
Ensign 
St. Augustine. Fla. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1206. 
HTA. 



[ANDERSON. (HAS C- 

Stuiient Oj)icer 

Boswell. Indiana. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech.. Cambridge. 

HTA. 



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ANnlCHSON, C. W. 

'JJi.'l Sniinnui Ave, Santa 
Unsa. {'.alilornia. Mass. 
Iris(. <>r 'I'erh., Mtaini, 
i'l^nsacnla. .\. A. Ni.. I :i:.:i. 
IITA. 



ANDKRSON. GEO. II. 

Sttntrnt Officer 

Hdx 2i{.">. Lake Forest. 

Itlitiiii'^. DiiriwcxHiy. Miatiii. 

Key West. llTA. 



ANnEKSON.GIJUnilN 1). 

Lieut, (J.g.l 
2(>: J.(,i:an Hall, U. of I'.. 
IMiilailelphia, I'a. Ma.i-S. 
Inst, of Ti-.h.. r.hiitham. 



Miami, Peiisacola 
N. A. No. 1826. 



Phila 
ilTA. 



ANOKHSON, .MICRHILL 

Sttittriit Ojpieer 

Center St., Exeter. !\. 11. 

Ma«i. Inst. of Tech.. 

.Miami. HTA. 



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ANDERSON, OSCAR K. 

Ensiijn 
P. O. Box 31. Fore,stville. 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
N. A. No. 2U0. HT.\. 



ANDERSON. S. W. 

Slmlrnl Offirrr 

2im So. l.'ith St.. La Cros,se. 

Wis. Dnnwoofjy Inst.. 

Miini.. Miami. HTA. 



ANDERSON, W. C. 
Ensiqti 
\'M LitK-oln Riiatl. Rrnok- 
lyn. Mass. Inst, of Tei-li . 
.Miami, Pensarola. Cocm 
Solo. C. Z. N. A. No. 1133. 
HT.\. 



ANDHETTA. S. A. 
Slinlent OJficrr 
lt)2 Karmin^ton .\ve,. Hart- 
ford, (-onii Mass. Inst, of 
Tei-h. HTA. 



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ANDREWS. tLEROY L. 

Ensign 
3305 Windsor Mill Road, 
Raltimore. Md Mass 

Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Pen'i.icola. N. A No. 1609. 
ITA. 




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ANDROUS. PAUL A. 

Ensign 
1040 W. Onondaga St. 
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst of Tech., Hoy Shore, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 



ANEWALT, HENRY P 

Ensign 
2518 171h St., Fulford, 
Apt. 6. Washington, D. C. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No- 1356. 
HTA. 



ANTHONY, W. B. E. 

Ensign 
1931 Fairview St.. So. 
Berkeley, Cal Seattle, 

Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No 2234. HTA. 



APPEL, RONALD B. 
Ensign 
82 Hale Ave., White Plains, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2241. HTA. 



APPLEGATE, RAY P 

Ensign 
4637 No. Paulina St., 
Chicago. III. M..I. T., 
Key We^t, Miami, Pen- 
sacola, Great Lakes. N. A. 
No. 1204. HTA. 




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ARCHER, LUTHER B. 

Student Officer 
Holland, Texas, Seattle, 
Washington. HTA. 



ARMSTRONG, H. C. 

Ensign 
215 Lexington Ave.. Ft. 
Smith, Arkansas. Seattle, 
San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2413. HTA. 



ARMSTRONG, L. F. 
Ensign 
335 W. Francisco Ave., 
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Great Lakes, Akron, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1974. 
LTA. 



ARMSTRONG, OWEN 

Student OXOeer 
635 So. Willett St., Mem- 
phis, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Rockaway 
Beach. LTA. 





ARNOLD, R. S. 

Student Officer 

Paint Lick, Ky. Dunwoody 

Inst., Minn., Miami. HTA. 



ARNSPIGER, RODES A. 

Ensign 
Lexington, Ky. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola. 



A HP, H)L1S C. 

Ensign 

718 5th Ave., Moline. 

Illinois. N. A. No. 1725. 



ARROWS.MITH, J. E. 
Ensign 
526 Park Ave., East Orange, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. A. 
"• 1741. 





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ASKEW. MILKS A. 

Ensign 
Duyton, Alabama. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., (ireal Lakes, 
Pensacola, Washinstou, D. 
C. Miami. IITA. 



ASTHY. PKHHY D. 
Lieul. ij.'j.) 
Lincoln Hfl.. Salt^ni, Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., I*en- 
surola, C<K'o Solo. N. A. 
No. 64 L 11 TA. 



ATIIA. KIMHALL 
Ensign 
21 Waverly Ave., Newark, 
N. J. Mass Inst, of T<rch., 
Key \\ est, Miami, I'en- 
sacola, N. A. No. 1375. 
HTA. 



ATHA. STUAHT K. 

Lieut. O'.fl) 
21 Waverly Ave., Newark. 
."S. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. IVnsacola. N. A 
No. 102H. HTA. 




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ATHEHTON.IIAROLD G. 

Ensign 
22 W. 5th St., Anderson. 
Indiana. M. I. T., Key 
West. Miami, Pensacola, 
KiUiufholme. N. A. No. 
1266. HTA. 



ATKINS. WARNKK L. 

Ensign 
4008 Uase Hill .\ve., Cin- 
cinnati. Ohio. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Hay Shore. Hamp- 
ton Rds.. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1718. HTA. 



ATWOOD. ALLEN A. 
Ensign 
Security Stale Bank lildR., 
St. ('loud, Miim. Dun- 
woolly. M. I. T.. Pensacola, 
Key West, Miami. N. A. 
No. 610. HTA. 



AUSTIN, n.VYMOND M 

Ensign 
Mountain .\ve., Calrlwell, 
N. J Mass. lost, of Tech., 
Pensacola. Miami, St. Iq- 
glevert, Moutchic. HTA. 



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AVERILL. -!.. 

Lieut: i.j.(r) 
Bancroft Hotel, Worcester, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
I'ensacola, Charleston, S. 
C, Operations, Washington. 
HTA. 



AVERY. NATHAN C. 

Ensign 
29.1 S., M. Ave. New 
Britain. Conn. Bureau of 
(tperntions. Pauillac B.iy 
Shore. Key West. MT.\. 



AVERY. WALTER H. 

Lieut ij.g.) 
7803 St. Martin's Lane, 
Chestnut Hill. Phila., Pa. 
Mas*. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola, N. A. No. Hyi). 
HTA. 



AYHNCr. F. C. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
601 University Ave.. Syra- 
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. . Boston, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 674. HTA. 



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Abbott, G. M., Student OHicer, 110 Edgemore Lane, 
Ithaca. N. Y. 

.\bbott, BAN.«;FonD J.. Student OITicer. Port Repiihlic, 
Atlantic Co.. N. J. Pelham Bay, Cape May. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 

.\bbott, Robert D., Student OITicer, 48 Rhodes Ave., 
Akron. Ohio. 

Abeles, F'rancis, Ensign, 4140 W'ashington Blvd., St. 
Louis, Mo. N. A. No. 1711. 

AcHOB, Leonard B., Student Officer, Martinsville, Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

AcHORN, Albert H., Student Officer, Sigma Nu House, 
South Bethlehem, Pa. 

Acker, Steadham, Ensign, 315 S. 80th St., Birmingham, 
Ala. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2.541. HTA. 

Ackebman. M.S.. Ensign. 131 Crescent Ave., Plainfield. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y., Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1203. HTA. 

AcoFF, I. Z.. Student (UTicer. Foxohoro, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. Fla. HTA. 

Acton, Francis Newlin, Sludenl Officer, Salem, N. J. 
Dunwoody Institute. 

Adams, Arthur J., Student Officer, Summit Hill, Car- 
bon Co., Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Adams, Henrv H., Student Officer, 50 Church St., New 
York City. 

Adams. Irving E., Student Officer, 412 23d Ave., South 
Seattle, Wash. Univ. of Washin^rton, Seattle. 

Adams, Philip C, Student Officer, Cluster Springs, Va. 

Adams. Robert D., Student Officer. 169 E. First St., 
New London, Conn. 

Adams, Schi'yleh R., Student Ofliccr. 605 S. Buron St., 
Cheboygan, Mich. 

Adams, Stanley R., Student Officer, 17 Parkview Ave., 
Bangor, Maine. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Adamson. G. F., Ensign, 37 Kempton St., Boston, Mass. 
N. A. No. 1046. 

.\dkins, F B.. Ensign, 824 Park Ave... Richmond, Va. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami. N. A. No. 2043. 
HTA. 

Agar. Herbert S.. Student Officer. 56 Bayard Lane, 
Princeton, N. J. Mass. Inst, of IVrh. IIT'V. 

Agramonte, Jules, Student Officer, 1 1 K. 68th .St., New 
York. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Fla. HTA. 

Ahern, William J., Ensign, South Whithouse St., New 
York, N. Y. 

Ainsworth. Eric, Student Officer, 223 Kenyon Ave.. 
Swarlhmore, Pa. Seattle. Wash., San Diego, Cal. HTA. 

Alcorn, J. W., Ensign. 

Alden, H. S., Lieut, (j.g.). 

Alden, Sidney, C, Student Officer. 50 Meigs St.. Ro- 
chester, N. Y. 

Aleshibe, Merlin C, Lieut, fj.g.l. 2151 E. 70th St., 
Chicago, 111. Great Lakes. III., Eastleigh. Eng. 

Alexander, HtiwAHD B., Student Officer, 255 Farring- 
ton St.. Wollaston, Mass. 

Alexander, John, Jr., Student Officer. 3817 N. Park 
Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. 



Alexander, Kenneth D., Siudmi ( )lli(cr. .'^|^r•i^^' Sta- 
tion, Ky. 

Allbright, N. J.. Ensign. 1^37 Dorchester Ave.. Chi- 
cago, 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Bockaway Beach, 
Long Island, N. V. LTA. 

Allen. C. L., Lieut, (j.g.), 625 Front St.. S. Weymouth. 
Mass. Pensacola. Bay Shore, Brunswick, Miami. N. A. 
No. UOI2. HTA. 

Allen. Dolph C, Ensign, 206 No. St. Andrews Place, 
Los Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
Key West. N. A. No. 1639. HTA. 

Allen, Francis G., Lieut, (j.g.), Kenilworth, III. N. A. 
No. 190. 

Allen, Fudem Wolcott, Student Officer, 265 Waterman 
St., Providence. R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Allen. L J.. Student Officer. 300 Oil Operations Bidg.. 
Ft. Worth. Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

Allen. Theo. F., Student Officer, Care of J. F. Allen. 



Meriden, Coim, 
HTA. 

Aller, C. E., Ensign. 

Alliott, Eric, Lieut. 
R. I. N. A. No. 513. 

Aliison. Chables C, 
Omaha, Nebr. 

Allison. George II.. Ensign 
Mass. N. A. No. 1205. 



Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. 

fj.g.), 30 High Street, Newport, 

Student Officer, 410 S. .39th St.. 

7 Beaver St.. Worcester. 



Allison, John S., Ensign, 179 Crafts St., Newtonville. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads, Pensacola, 
Miami, Marine Field. Moutchic, Fromentine. N. A. No. 
539. HTA. 

Alm.son. Stanton T.. Student Officer. Bryn Mawr, Pa.. 
also Williams College, Williamslowiu Mass. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech. LTA. 

Almv, Frederick. Jr.. Student Officer. 19 W. 54ih St., 
New York, N. Y. 

Almy. William F.. Jr., SludcMif Officer. 367 Winter St., 
Fall River, Mass. Mass. Inst, c.f Tech. HTA. 

Alston, George J., Jr., Student Officer, 1322 23d Ave., 
Tuskaloosa, Ala. 

Alston, Samiiel W.. Machinist. 

.\mberg. Theodore Wm., Ensign, Griffin Wheel Co., 
Packers Station, Kansas City, Kans. 

A\ie;-, Charles Burton. Ensign. 300 High St., West 
Newton. Mass. Pensacola, San Diego. N. A. No. 193. 
HTA. 

Ames, Walter M., Student Officer, 58 Linden Ave., 
Dayton, Ohio. 

Anderson, Arthur V., Student Oflicer, 544 Eighth St., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Anderson, Francis J., Student Officer, 102 W. Pleasant 
Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. 

Anderson, George D., Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 666. 

Anderson, J. B., Lieut, (j.g), -18 Forge St., Akron. Ohio- 

Anderson, John P., Student Olficer, Georgetown Col- 
lege, Washington. D. C. 

Anderson, Paul A., Student Officer, 112 Broadway Ave., 
Wilmette, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. 
HTA. 




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Andicrson, Hobgrt C, Stlidrnl Oflficor. Tpprr Moiil- 
clair. N. J. 

Anmrrson, Howland, Wnr. (Jiiii. 

VvDRRBo^.. SiDNKV V\ .. Sluilml Odicer, 5332 Hyde I'urk 
Ith.l , Chiiiit;.), III. 

Anokhson. \\'ii,t<»n II.. Sltidfiir Offircr. Diivid City. 
-Nehr. Mns.s. Insi ,.f Toch. kiy Wist. Flii II TA. 

.\Nr>Rr:\\s. Aarijn H., Slinlfiit Ollicrr. 

-\muii:«.s. Chkstkr \\ ., Stuilcnt Oflicer, Ku.st l.unsiiiK. 
Mich. 

.\Mml.;\\s, II. v., ICnsipn. IVnsarohi. N. -\. No. 1I*)I 

.\.-vl>iiEws. IIkkbert J. .Sliiil.-iil OIlic.T. Niipi)lc-cici. \liili 

AM)iir.:«.-c. J\MKS H., Sliiilriil Olliiri-. IL'KI Siiririflii'lil 
Avr . Irliana. III. 

Ancki.i,. Ndhmvn II.. Sluili-iil Odiiir. :;.')(ll Uiil(;i> Roail. 
Hc-rkcli>y. Cal. 

Ankkw. OkWalt IIosmeh. Slmli-iil OlIi.iT. '(I'll C.liarn- 
Imt of ('.DlllilU'i-rr. jVliniir-opolis, Minn. 

Vnthony. II. M., iMisiyii. ll;t (^oinrniMiwi-allh Ave. 
lio^roii. Mass. 

.^NTOMUES, II. K.. Sludont Olliior. :il>n llinnlxill St.. 
Denver. Colo. Mass. Inst, of 'rech.. Kry \\.-sl. Kla. 
IITA. 

\|..;\R, IIf^ri II.. SindiMil (lllicer. 

\i'i-M.:in. John 1... l';nsif,Mi. ( ilfn ( -ove. Lon^' Island, N. Y. 
Mass. Insl. of TiTh.. I'i-nsai„la. I'auiUa.-. Mollli-liit . Arra- 
clion. N. A. iNu. 720. IITA. 

Archibaud. F. X.. S(udi-nl Olli.or. T.'iO 10. IT.llli St.. 
New York C.ily. Mass Insl. of Tecli., l^l■\^ llav.-n 
I'ensacola. IITA. 

AaciiiB\Lo. \\ M.rr:]! D., Sludenl Ollicer. 'i'M\ \\ . 1 I2d 
St.. New York Cily. Mass. Insl. of Terli. l.TA. 

Ar-Moi'R, Lksthr, haisipn, H K. ()')lli St., New York ('ily. 
-Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ilayshore. Pensjicola, Kla. N. .\. 
No. 2207. IITA. 

Ahmoii. ItoBKHT J.. Studeiit onieer, 1622 I*olk .\ve.. 
Houston, Tex. 

Arms. Louis L.. Student Oflieer, New York Trilmni-, 
New York City. 

\rmstrong. II. K., Student Oflieer, 177.') lliMuiipin .-Vve., 
Minneapolis, iVIiini. DunwiHxiy Inst., Miami. IIT.\. 

Vrmstronc, I'm I, I,., Ens. 

\MMsrRoNf;, HoBKRT K., .Ir.. I^usipu, Ml.') Oaklauil .\ve.. 
Ann Arbor, -Mieh. N. A, No, 210.^. 

•Vrmstiuinc. \\ . L., Ensign, Goodyear Tire \ HuldiiT 
Co. N. A. No. 2:iH0. 

Armstronc, Wl-.sl.KV A., Slnd.-nl ( tllii er, lo'l W. Del.i- 
van Ave.. liulValo, N. Y. 

ABNol.n, Cforok C, Jr., Slu.lent (Ulieer, 2:ili Adelaide 
Ave, I'rovidiuee, H. I. .Mass. Inst, of Teell. IITA. 

.\hnoli>. JvMi s II., Student Ollieer. 

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.■\aoN>i»N. Israel I., Ensign, 122 Bellingituni Si 
Chelsea, Mass. N. A. No. 912. 

.-\ Hill I II. John W'., Student Ollicer. 52 Mugcc .\vc,. 
Koehester, N. Y. 

AnTill'H, 111. '.IV 111. W.. Ensign, Marylan I Slate CoUege, 
College Park, Ml. \. \. No. l.>01 

.\.SHBV. John S.. Student Olfieer, F'airmont, Killinore Co., 
Nebr, .Seattle, \Va.sh.; San Diego, Cal. UT\. 

,\sHi.EV, John W., I.ieiit. fj g ), IIS Main St., .\mesbury, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensaeolii, Moutehic. Brest, 
Fr,; Chatham, N, A. No. 2»l. IIIA. 

.^SHTON, C. E., l.ieiiL. (j,g.), 7702 Krankslowll \ve., 
Pillsbiirgh, Pa. 

.\snToN. Oliver. Student Oflicer, 

,^sTLE'rr, Ml fiH <;.,. Student Ollicer^ TJ87 Upper Mountain 
Ave., Moiitclair. N..J. 

,\tkins, Frank Imiward, Jr., ,Sliident Officer. 30 E 
Walnut St., Merchanlville, N. J, Mass. Insl. of Tech. 
IITA. 

Atkins. John H.. Jr., Student OITicer, 1521 Fairfield 
Ave.. Shrevejiort. La. 

Atkinson, Leon (i., .Student Ollieer, 35 Victoria Circle, 
Newton Center, Mass. 

Atwater. \V. H., Lieut, (j.g.l. Central Valley, N. Y. 
Newport News, N. Y. Navy .Yard, Hampton Hds.: Moiil- 
chic, Fr., Paris; Bolscna. It.; ('harleslon. N. A. No. 112. 
IITA. 

Atwood. Clarence C, Ensign. Gardner, Kansas. 
Atwooii. Havmond LoHiNfi. Lieiit. (j.g.), Paris. Maine. 
Mass. lust, of Tech.. Pensaeola. Fli-et Air Detach., Killing- 
holme, Hampton Roads. Forth Worth. N, A. No, 292. 
IITA 

,\rcHiN(.LOss, Reginald La. (•.. Kiisign, \'.\\ E. 71st St., 
New York City. 

Ai'ERswALD, Richard R.. Ensign, \\\ Lafayette Ave., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. N. A. No. 12(12. 

AliolsTlNE, Irvinc. D., Student. Ollieer, 1616 \y. 2d St., 
Grand Island, Nebr. 

.\i HERMAN, Lewis ('., Student Oflicer. 
AiisTiLL. Jere. Ensign. Spring Hill, Mobile Co,, .\la. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Peiisacula. N. A. No. 
1879. LTA. 

AisTiN. D. F., Student Ollieer, 92 Monlcluir .\ve., 
Caldwell. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newporl, R. I., 
New London, Conn- HT-\. 

-\i'sTiN. JvMEs Mason, Student Ollicer, Middletowii. 
Conn. 

.\vKRii.L, Harold (»., Student Ollicer, 206 West St.. 
Wdrcester, Mass, 

\vERv, Lyman C, Lieut, (j.g.), Brockporl. N. Y. N. A. 
No. 1)61. 

Avi.:rv. Tiikodohe STRONn. Ensign. 171 Washington 
Ave., Albany, N \ . N. A. No. 1719, 
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BACHMAN, R. H. 

Ensign 
40 East 40lh St., New 
York City. M. I. T., Bay 
Shore. Pensacola, Montauk, 
Hampton Rds. N. A. No. 
1412. HTA. 



BAEHR, MAX J. 

Lieut. Uo-) 
923 Locust Ave.. Long 
Beach. Cal. M. L T.. Cran- 
well, E. Fortune. Paim- 
boeuf. H. Q. London. N. 
No. If>85. LTA. 



BAHR, M. CASTLE 

Ensign 
R. F. D. No. 3. Helena. 
Mo. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2376. 
ITA. 




BAILHACHE. P. L. 

Student Officer 
2901 Scott St., San Fran- 
cisco. Cal. M. L T.. 
Akron, San Pedro. U. S. S. 
hiadrono, U. S. S. Goliah 
(Foreign Waters). LTA. 




BAKER, CHARLES W. 
Student Officer 
76 Hardenbrook Ave.. Ja- 
maica. N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. HTA. 



baki:h, i:ii.\iL.NLi v. 

Ensign 
431 Shady Ave.. Pittsburgh. 
Pa. Aviation Beach, Great 
Lakes. Hampton Roads, 
Norfolk. HTA. 



BAKEH. (iLoKCJt; K. 
Ensign 
Wellesley, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 
Moutchie, Guipavas. N. 
A. No. 3.-)2. HTA. 



BAKER, S. SAMUEL 
Student Officer 
19 Amory St., Cambridge, 'ri' 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. ' 




BAKER, WILLIAM C. 

Student Officer 

Middlebrook Pike, Knox- 

ville, Tenn. Great Lakes, 

lU. HTA. 



BALL, TOM LEE 
Student Officer 
R. F. D. No. 2, Care of 
Wenonah Mines, Bessemer, 
Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



HALLOHD, llAKULIi B. 

Ensign 
114 Brunswick Ave., Gar- 
diner, Maine. Mass. Inst- of 
Tech., Key West, Miami. 
Pensacola, Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 974. LTA. 



BANIK, ADOLF T. 
Ensign 
East Grand Forks. Minn 
Mass. Inst. of Tech. .Miami. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 219.S. 
HTA. 




BARNES, A. S., Jr. 

Student Officer 

GlcBwood. Raleigh, N. C. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



BARNES, DANA A. 
Ensign 
161 Bay State Rd., Boston, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1670. HTA. 



BARNES, EARL C. 
Ensign 
450 W. Eldorado St., De- 
catur, III. M. I. T., Groat 
Lakes. Pensa., Miami. 
Moutchie, Campagne. Mal- 
pensa. N. A. No. 675. 



BARNUM. WM. N. 

Ensign 
78 Front St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
iMiami. HTA. 





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HARON, KKEUKRICK J. 
, ^ ^- Ensign 

^ 51 Lawn St.. Hoxbiiry. 

Mass. Ilolsrna. Italy . 

llili|ls. I'iiris, Tours, Kiil- 

wiui. Italy; Challlani. ^. 

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liARR. HARRY C. 
War. \lactinisi 
20 East 3rd Si.. Wayii.s 
lioro. Pa. Pensanda. 

Hampton Roads. Miami, 
IIIA. 



IIMUI. J. .S. 
Ensign 
nil I'h-asaiit Si,. Ilhai-a. 
iN, V, .Mass, last, i.nVih,. 
Hay .Shor<*. iN'risa<^i)la.. 
)lam|>t<Mi Roads, N, A. 
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IIARRINIJKR. EUH. K, 

Stui/rnt Officer 
1713 <>tli,\vp., liuntiiitfton. 
W. \'a. Mass. Insl. of 
T.tIi. HTA. 




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Sliiilrnl UJ)icer 
("oiicord .St,. Ilolliston. 
Mass, Mass. Insl. of Tccli. 
HTA. 



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llVHin . I IMlM \s u. 
Ensign 
\')M) Cirard Ave. Soull 
Miiiti.. Minn.. Diinwoody 
Insl.. .Mirni 
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Mi.imi, 1>. 
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iiMtin. \\ All i:u A. 

Ensign 
.'.(I !.■> \. Rolii'y St.. ChicuBO. 
III. Si'attlc. San Dicjto. 
Pensacola. N. .A. No. 2112. 
IITA. 



DAIlSi;. HORACE iN. 

Ensign 

2« W csl 2.!r<l St.. Ni-w York 

City. .Mu.ss, Inst, of Tech.. 

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BABTEMEIER.CARL M. 

Ensign 
6804 Brookville Road. 
Chevy Chase, Md. Dun- 
woody lusl.. Miim.; Miami, 
Pensacohi. N. A. No. 2286, 
UTA. 



BARTLETT, FRANK L, 

Student Officer 
Exrhange Nat'l Bk. BIdg., 
Tulsa. Oklahoma. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 




BASCHE, J. V. 
Student Officer 
518 Columbia Ave., Lo^ 
Angeles, Cal. Univ. of 
Wash., Seattle, San Diego, 
North Island. HTA. 



BATCHELDER, R. B. 

Lieut, (j.g) 
7 Cedar St., Salem, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola, Hampton Roads„ 
Washington, D. C. 



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iiAH..in:LLfc:H. n. c. c. 

Ensign 
1214 Magnolia Ave., Los 
Angeles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
IS. A. No. 1856. HTA. 



BATES. DONALD X. 
Ensign 
807 Ashbury St., San Fran- 
cisco, Cai. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diepo, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1236. 
HTA 



BATES. JEFFERSON B. 

Sltident OOicer 
Wateree. South Carolina. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. HTA. 




BALCH. Cll.VS. E. 
Ensign 
Ashmonl, Mass. Mass.lnst^ 
of Tech., Akron. Rockaway* 
Bureau Conslruclion and 
Repair. LTA. 





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BEACH, CHAS. T. 

Student Officer 
15 Liberty St., Catskill, N. 
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. HTA. 




BEEMAN, OTIS 

Lieut (J.g.) 
11061 Esmond St., Morgan 
Park, III. M. IT., IVnsa . 
Moulrhic, R. A. F.. N. B. 
G., Calais, Avord-Cher. 
N. A. No. 354. HTA. 



BEALL, WM. R. 
Student Officer 
691 Highland Ave., Takoma 
Park, Washington. D. C. 
Mass. lost, of Tech., Navy 
Yard, Washington, D. C. 
HTA 




BEGGS, ALAN H, 
Lieut. (J.g.) 
289 Ridgewood Ave., Glen 
Ridge, N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.,Hampt.Rds., Pensa., 
Bay Shore, Miami, Ana- 
costia. N. A. No. 511. 




BECKER. CHARLES W. 

Student Officer 
5207 Ingleside Ave., Chi- 
cago, III. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 



BECKER, FREDRICK H. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Hutchinson, Minnesota. 
Mass Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. Moutchic, Le Croi- 
sic, Hampton Roads. N. A. 
No. 309. HTA. 




BEHNER, HERBERT C, 

Ensign 
125 Stubing Place, Seaside, 
Rockaway Beach, N. \'.. 
Hampton Roads. HTA. 



BELL, BYRON E. 

Student Officer 
735 Main St., Reynolds- 
ville. Pa. Mass. Inst. oC 
Tech. HTA. 



98 




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BENDER, !•:. 

H<Mio, Nevadii. Mas 
of T(?cli.. Miami, 
coin. N. A. No. 
HTA. 



S. 

>«. Inst. 
Pe:isa- 



iUC.NEIMCr. rALI. A. 

Alachirtisl 

206 Park Plare. Bridfreport, 



(^oiin. Colunihia 
sity. New York. 



bk\m:u. p. K. 

Knsign 

Tuscnrawus. Ohio. Oun- 
woody lust.. Minn.; Mtnmi, 
Ki'v West. Petisacola. N. 
A. No. 23«:i. HTA. 



BENSON. iu:{;ii E. 

Ensign 
720 \V(ist mil St.. Eric, 
Penn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Brunswick. Key 
West. Pcnsncola. N. .\. 
No. 2369. HTA. 





Startixg .\ftek a Crash 




BENZ, HERBERT f; 

Sliiilent Offin-r 
6hlt Cahle Ave.. Si. Paul. 
Mhin. Dutiwoocly lust-, 
Minn. HTA. 



BERGAW. CORLISS A. 

Ensign 
;2fi No. Newlin Ave. 
Whillier. ("aliforuia Seat- 
tle. Sau Die;*!!. Prnsacola. 
N. A. No. 23H1. HTA. 



BERGHOHN. W. H. 

Ensign 
2.1 Reservoir -Vve., Jersey 
Cily. N. J. Muss. Inst of 
Tech., Miami, i'eusacola. 
N. A. No. I.I'»;i. HTA. 



BESW ICK. HOW ABL) A* 

Ensign 
Ludlow. Vt. Mass lust. 
*>f Tech.. Pensa<-ola, Bay 
Shore. Wexforil. Ire, 

Hampton Roads. N. K. 
No. 963. HTA. 



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liETTS. CLAUDE S. 
Ensign 
1430 Perry St., South 
Richmond, Va. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Key 
West, Pensacola. N. A. 
Nu. 2.-17. irT\. 



BEVENS, MAXSON I. 

Student Officer 
611 No. Chaparral St., 
Corpus Christ!, Texas. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 




iiILLII\<JS, AiniUH S. 

Boafswain 
9 West St., W. Somervillp. 
Mass. San Diego, Cal., I*en- 
sacohi. Squantiim, Mass. 
HTA. 



ItlSCIlUF. JACOB a. 

Sludeiit Officer 

rAOO EUis Ave., Chicago, 

111. Dunwoody Inst., Minu., 

Mass Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



BEYRLE. TIIOS. T. 

Ensign 
1402 Malvern Ave., Los 
Augeles. Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Bay Shore. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1570. 
HTA. 



BIGELOW, E. S. 
Ensign 
25 Pine St., New York City. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1574. HTA. 




Hi.skAMi'. I':mm:st j. 

Sladrnl O/Jicer 
1806 W. Matamoros St , 
Laredo, Texas. Seattle. 
Washington. 



1U\BY, H. M. 

Student Officer 
494.1 Pershing Ave.. St. 
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tecti., Cambridge, Akron. 
LTA. 




BIZZELL, CAREY K. 

Ensign 
1810 Calvert St.. N. W. 
WashinKton, D. C. Mass. 
Inst, of ThcIi.. Pensacola, 
Hampton Boads. N. A. 
No. 956. H TA. 



BLAGDEN, B. D. S. 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
Upper Saranac, N. Y. 
Mass. Inst of Tech.. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 742. HTA. 




BLAIR, GEORGE 

Lieut, ij.g.) 

Wynnewood, Penn. Bureau 

of Ordnance, Washington, 

D- C, Anacoslia. D. C 



BLEAKLEY. PAUL L. 

Student Offiicer 
536 North Broadway, Yon- 
kers, N. Y. Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 




BLETHEN. MKLVIN S. 

Ensiqn 
1 Wiiiler St., Foxcroft, 
Maine. M ass. I nst. of 
Tech., Miami. Key West. 
Pensacola, Ilingham. ^. N. 
A. No. 2626. HTA. 



BLOCK, HEBMAN 

Student Offiicer 
I 7 Baltery Place, New York 
Ciiy. Mass. Inst, of Tech , 
Key West. HTA. 



BLODGETT. LEO S. 

Ensign 

31 Winter St., Portland. 

Maine. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Buffalo. N. Y. 



BLOSSEB, HERMAN G 

Student Offiicer 
7129 Schoyer Ave., Swiss- 
vale, Pa. Seattle, \\'ash- 
itiglnn. Dunwoody Inst.. 
Minn. 






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lll.Ul \ T. II l'I.CJ\ I) 

Oswego C().. Lucoim, N. Y. 
Mdss. Inst. of Tfrli.. 
Milinii. Prnsncola. N. A. 

No. 12:19. iriA. 



lll.Ul \ r. JOHN (;.. Jr. 

.'■.'HI Snvi-iilli St.. MiMiipliis. 
Tenn. Mass. lust, of Tn-h., 
Mitinil, I'lMisHrola. N. .\. 
No. 17H7. HTA. 



HOliOKFKLI). I). S. 

('olusfi, Cal. Mass. Ifisl. 
of TtH-li.. Miami, I*«iisa- 
i-ola. N. A. No, IS.iH. 

iriA. 



HDi.ANz. m:.Mn 1. 

Ensi'jn 
2')2\ Ilolmi's St., Dallas, 
Texas. Mass. Insl. f»f 
'IVi-li.. r'anibridKo: Miami, 

Prrisacola. N. A. No. 2271. 
HTA. 



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ItOLlN. KHICK K. 
Slui/rnt OQlct't 
2686 Iletiiifpiii Ave, Miiiii., 
Mitiii. Mitimi, Chathiiin, 
Mainptuii Huadu. Le Croisic, 
Fr. IITA. 



iini;r<)\. i'fu:iH\. \\ 

Sltitit'nt Offirrr 
531 E. Graiirl Hrnilrvnr*!. 
Delroil. Mich. Dunwotxiy 
Inst., Minn: Miami. Key 
West. HTA. 



BOND, NK!-S()N A. 

Ensiijn 

Ji'ffcrsini. Missouri. liny 

Shore, iViisiiridii. N. \. 

No. nx^. HTA. 



HONNKH. \V\l.li:ii I). 

liiHilsirmn 
Mnson. Nrvmhi. IVusti- 
rolu, U. S. S. thinliiiiitun. 
Kockiiwuy Hi'ach. .\. A, 
No. 50. HTA. 




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liUONi:. A. o. 

Ensign 
5^0 I2tli St., San Pedro 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
IVliiinii. IN'tisaroIa, Hamp 
ion Una.Is. N. A. No 
16X1. UTA. 



HOOT. HARRY EARI- 

Ensign 
1717 RacR St.. Denvor, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Torh., 
IVnsanola.RorkawayBeai'h. 
M'liitrhic. L'Abnr Vrach. 
N. A. No. (>?.(). HTA. 



BOOTH. E W., Jr. 

Ur-nf. (j.g.) 
230 Fountain St.. Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Pensacoh*, N. 
A. No. 1021. HTA. 



BOSTICK. E. iELLIS | 
I Ensiqn 
Memphis Goal Co., Mem- 
phis, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola. Paris, 
Moulchic, Pauillac, Bay 
Shore. N. A. No. 




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BOT'i'A. UlGi) 
Lieut, ij.q.) 
Johnson Curtiss Aeroplane 
Co , Mont^'oraery, Ala. 
Mass. Insi. of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2641. 
HTA. 



BOTTOMS. R. R. 

Ensign 
Athens, Alabama. Pen- 
sacola. Akron. Rockaway 
Beach, Key West. N. A. 
No. 2676. LTA. 




BOWKER. W. K.. Jr. 

Student Officer 

2660 Menio Ave., Los 

Angeles. Cal. Seattle. 

Washington. HTA. 



BOWSER, ARDA C. 

Student Officer 

11th St., Ford City, Penn- 

Mass. Inst, of Tech HTA. 



BOURQUIN, MARION M. 

Ensign 
Butte, Montana. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Hampton Roads, Pensa- 
cola, Enghsh Stations. N. 
A. No. 1257. HTA 



BOWERS, ANDERSON 

Ensign 
313 N. McKean St., Kit- 
laniiintr. Pa. M. I. T.. Key 
WpsI. Miami, Pensacola, 
Brest. Moulchic. N. A. 
No. 12->:. HTA. 




BOYD, ROBERT M. 
Student Officer 
1617 S. Washington Ave., 
Saginaw, Mich. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech.. Miami. 
HTA. 



BOYD, SAMUEL N. 
Ensign 
320 E. Capitol St.. Wash- 
ington, D- C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola. 





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BOYD. THEODORE P. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
77 Union Ave., Framing- 
ham, Mass. Bay Shore, 
Key West. Brunswick. Ga. 
N. A. No. 175. HTA. 



Ensign 

321 E. Chestnut St.. Bloom- 
ington, Illinois. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2233. HTA. 



Ensign 
465 W. 152nd St.. New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2341. 



HTA 



BHACKEN, L. 

Ensign 

713 West First St.. Oil 
City, Penn. Mass. Inst of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N.A. No. 1797. 
HTA. 





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IIHADY 


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Knsitjrt 




Kiisi</ii 


Siiili- 112. Ni-w lliuiiillcii 


'116 .S. 


Michigan .\vp.. 


HI.Ik.. C«rlMi...liil.-. III. 


S,-,-inaw. 


Mi.h .\i. 1. r . 


Ma.s.s. Iiisl. i)f 'IVch., Cani- 


Akron. 


I'cnsacola, .Vlon- 


bridciv .\kn)ti. lUM-ktiway 


I.nik. Ci 


t|»c Mav. N. .\. 


Bench. I.IA. 


.No. 72H. 


I.TA. 



liltA.MVr. RODNKY LKE 

Slitdinl OOlrrr 
.Mbi<ni Molel, Hallimorc, 
Mci Seallli!, Wasliiaclon 
I IT A. 



BRANN. MAUniCK It 

Ensiijn 
201 llh Ave. Warren. I'a. 
.\las.s. Inst, of Tech., Akron. 
Pen.sacola. N.A. iS'o. 1726. 
LTA. 




Scout Plane ox Bdaud V . S. S. Texas 




BHANT. ROBICHT A. 

Ensign 
.1131 .So. Figueroa St.. Los 
Anseles, ('al. Univ. Wash.. 
Seattle, San DieKO. Pen- 
»ac<ila. N. A. No. 2113. 
IITA. 



BRKMI \M.< 11 MILKS J. 

Ensuin 
698 Bush St.. San Fran- 
eis<*o. Cal. Ma*s. Inst, of 
Te<"li.. Miami. Pensafola 
N. A. .\.). 2301. IITA. 



( BRENNAN. J. C. 

Student OJjfirer 
211 Taylor St., E. Savan- 
nah. (Ja. .Seattle, Wash. 
M I \ 



BRl;S, IIARIII.I) A. 
Ensign 
Box l!6.'>. Hammond, La. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. Queenstown, Ire.; 
Bay Shore. .\. A. No. 9»». 
IITA. 



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BRESNAHAN, M. E. 
Ensign 
128 ChestDUt St., Lynn. 
Mass. Mass. last, of Tecli., 
Miami, Pensacola, N. A. 
No. 1929. HTA. 




BRIGGS, LANDRUM O. 

Ensign 
100 Grace St., Suffolk, Va. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1808. 




BRESNAHAN, WM. H. 

Student Officer 
128 Chestnut St., Lynn, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



BREWER, FRED L., Jr. 

Lient. (j.g.) 
22-1 liurr Oak Ave.. Bhie 
Island, 111. Columb'a 

Univ., Philatlelphia. Hamp- 
ton Roads. 



BRIDGMAN, DON. S. 
Ensign 
H. F. Bar Ranch, Buffalo, 
Wyominf;. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Wash- 
ington, Miami. N. A. No. 
2419. HTA. 




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BRIGGS, M. G. 
Ensign 
8.i8 East 21st St., Brooklyn, 
N, Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Pensacola, 
Hampton Boads. N. A. 
No. 1640. HTA. 



BRIGGS. WM. WRIGHT 

Ensign 
Cassville. N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 

Hampton Roads. N. A 

No. 228(1. HTA. 



BRIGHA.M, \V,\I. W. 

Ensign 

41 Wheatland -\ve., Dor- 
chester, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. Miami. HTA. 




RRLMER, F. C. 




Ensign 


Ensign 




Stockton. Md. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1770. 
HTA. 


Snow Hill. Md. 
Inst, of Tech. 
Pensacola. N.A. 
LTA. 


Mass. 

Akron 
No. 2293 



BRIMER. WALLACE E. BRINKEHIIOFF. R. J. 

Student Officer 
408 Union St., West Spring- 
field. Mass. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 



BRISTOL. L. HASTINGS 

Ensign 
282 Washington Ave., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech., Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1714. HTA. 





BRITT. GEORGE H. 

Ensign 
622 Scranton Life BIdg.. 
Scranton. Pa. Pauillac. 
Fr., EasUeigh, Eng. HTA. 



BRITTINGHAM.EDW.G. 

Ensign 
Care of British Vice Con- 
sulate, Gomez Palacio. Du- 
rnrigo. Mexico. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Pensacola. Miami. 
N. A. No. 2053. HTA. 



BRITTON, J. W. 

Stmieni Officer 
131 1 11th St., Wichita 
Falls, Texas. Seaflle, 
Wash.. San Diego. HTA. 




BBITZ, EVERETT F. 

Ensign 
126 West 129th St.. New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. , Ba y Shore, Pen- 
sacola, Rockaway. N. A. 
No. 1704. 



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Eiisiiiri 


Ensiiitt 


Knsigri 


Sluili-ril Officer 




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Monroe. Wash. I*ensacoIa. 
San Difso. N. A. No. 
2621. I1T.\. 


yv) Wiishinfilon St.,Sonora. 
Toulnmne ('o., California. 
Seal tie. VVasli.. San l>ieA:o, 
I'ensai-ola. N. .\. No. 2242. 

iriA. 


Sloncham, Hoston. Mass. 
-Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
\Ve.st, Miami, Pensaeola. 
N. A. No. 1H<)H. IITA. 


1(),60.'! Miles Ave., Cleve- 
lanil, (.>hio. Ma.ss. Insl. «if 
Teeh. IITA. 




itK(H»Ks. i:vi:hett k. 

Ensign 
6306 Watermiin Ave., St. 
Louis, Mo. Mfiss. Insl. of 
Tot'h.. Key W'esl, Miami. 
Peiisacola. N. A. No. 
1608. HTA. 



imoHSIvN.WILLAlil) \. 

Ensiftn 
280 Lee Si.. Oakland. Cal. 
Mass. Inst, of T^ch., Lang- 
ley Field. Miami, Pensa- 
o<Ja, Washington, D. C. 



HHOW. llAltUM) J. 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
9^ Peace St., Providence, 
H. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Ponaacolu, M ianii. N . A . 
No. 571. HTA. 



H1U)\\ \. ALBKRT I.. 
Ensign 
28 Presidio Terrace, Sa u 
Francisco. Cal. Sealtle. 
San Diego. Pensaeola. N. 
A. No. 2^31. HTA. 



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HHOWN, C. Y. 

Ensign 
Chapman Illdg.. Spartan- 
burg. S. C. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami, Peiisacola. 
N. A. No. 1385. HTA. 



BROWN. CARROLL G.W. 

Student Officer 
20 Fenelon St., Dorchester, 
Mass. Miami. Brest. Fini- 
stere, Fr. LTA. 



BROWN. H. E. 
Ensign 
Stratford, Conn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Newport, 
Akron, Rockaway Beach, 
Key West. LTA. 



BROWN, J. W. A. 

Ensign 
407 New Rochelle St., 
Pittsburgh. Penna. M.I.T. 
Blue Hill Observatory, Op- 
erations. Wash., Montauk, 
New London. HTA. 




BROWN. KKNNKTH 0. 

Student Officer 
St. Albans. Vermont. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge. 
HTA. 



BROWN. RAYMOND R. 

Ensign 
;iO Park Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Pensacola. 
N. A No. 2657 LTA. 



BROWN. VINCENT S. 

Ensign 
5.i:j Clayton St.. San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Pensacola. 
N, A. No. 1866. LTA. 



BRUCE. FRANK P 

Student Officer 

2519 11th Ave. So.. Minn., 

Minn. Dunwoody Inst - 

tule, Minn. Miami. LTA. 



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BRUCE. LYSCOM A., Jr. 

Ensign 
61 Rockwell St.. Dor- 
chester, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Akron, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. I.i65. LTA. 




BRUCE. WALTER T. 
Ensign 
."JIS Hampton Place. Ports- 
mouth. Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola. Hamp- 
ton Roads. N. A. No. 
978. HTA. 




BRUNER, JAMES D. 

Slmlenl Ofjicer 
1216 22nd St.. Rock Is-land 
III. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. 
.Miami. HTA. 



BRUSH. M. W. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Route No. 2. Germanlown, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. N. A. No. 
2112. 




BRYAN, JDllN B. 
Ensign 
1207 Avenue V., Sheeps- 
head Bay, L. I., N. Y. 
Columbia Univ.. Packard 
Factory, Hanifkton Roads, 
Pauilliiic. Kr. HTA. 



BRYAN. WALTER C. 
Ensign 
47.'i Franklin Ave., Brook- 
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1567. 
HTA. 



BRYAN. WALTER D. 

Siuiicnt Officer 
Y. M. C. A.. Beaumont, 
Texas. Seattle. Washington. 
HTA. 



BUCHANAN, W. G. 
Ensign 
21 Roosevelt Ave.. Chico- 
pee. Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No 1980. HTA. 



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1!L(:II.\N.%AN, 1). II. 
Ensign 
603 North 9lli St., Temple, 
Texus. Seattle. San Dieuo. 
Pensncolu. N. A. No. 

2228. IITA. 



hlcki.i;y.i:mmktt\v. 

student Officrr 
602 American Nat'l Hunk 
Hlil^'., Snn Francisco, Cal. 
Dunwdody Inst., Minn. 
HTA. 



Bl l.kLl;-^. CMAItI.i:s S. 

Entiitjn 
J.-IViTsmi H<l., Sh .rl llilU. 
I\, J. (irejit Laki's, INmi- 
sacolii. HTA. 



IHMANN. AI,Hi;HT T. 

Ensign 
I.I 1 Madison St., I.ilelilield, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Hay Shore. Pensaeola. N. 
A. No. 12Uli. HTA. 



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BUNNKLL, HALPH I). 

^ \^ /^ .^* Ensign 

Scranton, Pa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. 



HliHHANK. PAUL K. 
Eiixign 
2Ji Francis Ave., Pillsfield. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Miami, Pensaeola. 
N. A. .No. I'lO.-i. IITA. 



HCRGESS, OEOHGE P. 

Ensiqn 
.•iO:i Hichnrds St.. Joliet, 
III. Mass. Inst, of T<M;h., 
Kev West, Miami, Pensa- 
eola. N. A. No. 12.17. 

iri\. 



BURGESS, LEWIS II. 

Sluilent OJjirrr 
L.c.oM. E. Smith an<l Co., 
Omalin. .Nehrnsku. .Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami 
IITA. 



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BURGESS. SULLIVAN 

Ensign 
2501 Rid^'e Rd.. Rerkelpy. 
Cal. Mass. Inst. Tech., 
Akron. Rockaway, Hamp- 
ton Rond'^, Key West. 
\ V \o 2f.7M. LTA. 



HI n*.i-:ss, w . i;\iu. 

Ensign 
Wayne, W. Va. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Pensacola. Miami. 
Northern Uomb. Sq., Fr.. 
Moutchic. Fr. N, A. No. 
000. HTA. 



HURGUNDER. R. J. 

Sludent Officer 
Esplanade Aj)ts., Ralti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami. HTA. 



nURKE, C. R-. Jr. 
Lieut, ij.q.) 
1635' Laurel 'Ave., Knox- 
ville, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Cambridfre. Pen- 
sacola, Hampton Roads. 
HTA. 




BURLEKJU. L. A . Jr. 

Ensign 
9 Western Ave., Aufrusta, 
Maine. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Ray Shore, Pen- 
sacola. Queonsliiw II I jr. 
N. A. No. 12(.: II i \ 



BURNETT, C. E. 
Ensign 
3612 Wyandot, K. C, Mo. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami. N. A. No. 
1532. HTA. 



BURNETT. T. J. 

Sltideni OJJicer 
Fischer Store, Texas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
HTA. 



BURNHAM. II. C. 

Ensign 
4 Middle St., Old Town. 
Maine. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Rockaway Beach. N. A. 
No. 1317. HTA. 




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BURNS. E. R. 

Lieut. (Jg.) 
15 Pleasant St.. Meriden, 
Conn. Rockaway Beach. 
Hampton Roads. B u. 
Steam Engineering, Wash. 
LTA. 



BURNS. JOSEPH A. 

Ensign 
419 Denniston Ave.. Pitts- 
burgh. Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1919. HTA. 



BURRAGE. CHAS. \V. 

Ensign 
20 South 15th St.. Flush- 
ing, N. Y. Columbia Uni- 
versity, Pensacola, Detroit, 
Great Lakes. HTA. 



BURRAGE, WALTER S 

Ensign 
42 Eliot St.. Jamaica 
Plain. Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. Pen- 
sacola. Moutchic. Fr. N. 
A. No. 1248. HTA. 




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BURROWS. JULIAN S. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Saginaw, Mich., Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensa. Moutchic, 
Pauillac. lie Tudy, L'Aber 



Vrach.. Fr. N. 
308, HTA. 



No. 



BURRY, WILLIAM. Jr.. 

Ensign 
1432 Astor St.. Chicago, 111. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Buy 
Shore, Pensacola. N. Av 
No. 1905. HTA. 



BURT. HENRY 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Bronxville. New 
Eastleigh, England. 



BURTON. J. GILBERT 

Ensign 
1529 Henry Clay Ave.,. 
New Orleans, La. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami- 
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Hay Shore. Miuiiii. I\. A. 

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HIHTON. JOHN F. 

Eitsitjn 
Hosliiii. Mas.s. .Mass. Inst, 
of Teeh.. Pensacola. 



lU'SllNKLL. J. II. 

Kn.vt'in 
11!2') \ille I'la.e. Miiin.-ap- 
ulis. Minn. DunwiMMly. Key 
\Nesr, .Miami. IVn-^arola. 
N. A. .No. y57. IITA. 



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Newlier.i;. Oregon. Seattle, 

\\'ash.. Miami. IVnsacola. 

N. A. No. 2211). 



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Stitdetit O_0icfr 
1200 Now York Ave.. Pasa- 
dena, ('nl. Seattle. \Va?'h- 
ington; San Diego. HT.\. 



HLTTS. JOHN H. 

Slu'/enl OO'icrr 

l.'iOS Cherry St.. Vickslmri;. 

Miss. Seattle. Washington 

IITA. 



ItVNdN. JdllN F. 
Sliidenl Officer 
Care of Great Western 
Sn^'ar Co.. Sterling. Colo- 
rado. Seattle, Washington- 
San niego. IITA. 



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ItABEn, Malcolm J.. Ensif,'n. 

Backus, Clinton D., Lieut, fj.g-)- 

Bauk, William H., Student Officer. 546 Third 
Si., Brooklyn, N. Y. 

1!aii(;kh. Jack Moohe, Knsign, 963 E. South Temph-, 
Sail Luke City, Uliili. N. A. No. 16.50. 

Baer, E. B., Sluiienl (lllieer, 4 Crocus Hill, Si. Paul, 
Minn. Seiitlle, Wiish.; Miiimi, Fla. HTA. 

Bailkv. Ai.ni:nT A., Lieul. (.i.R.), Hamplon, Va. Moss. 
Inst, of Tech.. It. N. A. S. Hoehamplon, Cranmell. Pem- 
hroke. I'aimhoeul', (oiip.iver. N. A. No. 10K6. HTA. 

Bailev, 1). C. ,Ih.. Sluiienl Officer, 829 Park Ave., New 
York Cily. 

Bailev, Mobiiis II., Ensign, 45 Davidson Road, Wor- 
cester, Mass, N. A. No. 313, 

Bailev, Boscoe S., Ensign, Care of Western Colorado 
Power Co.. Montrose, Colo. 

Bailv, LivmosToN B., Student Officer, Lancaster Ave., 
Ardmore, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech, HTA. 

Baibd, Benjamin II,, Lieut, (j.g.), Fairmont Hotel. San 
Francisco, Cal. Moutchic; French Foreign Legion, He 
Tudy; Bolsena, Ilaly; Brest. N. A. No. 554, HTA- 

Bakek, C. F., Ensign, 16 Welen Head, Wellesley. Mass, 

Bakeh, Chas. W., Ensign, 628 Empire St., Ishpeming, 
Mich. 

Baker, Fbedebiok, Student Officer, 215 Market St.. 
Rockland. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Key West, 
Fla. HTA. 

Bakeb, J, L,. Lieut, (j. g.). 140 W. lOSlh St., New York 
City. 

Bakeb, II. E., Student Officer, 363 Main St., Plymouth, 
Mich. 

Bakeb, Loval .S., Student Officer. 

Bakeb, Mabtin R., Student Officer, Hurston, R. F. D. 
No. 7, Knoxville, Tenn. 

Bakeb, Mvebs E., Lieut, (j. g.). Great Neck, L. I.. N. 
Y. N. A. No. 524. 

Bakeh. Phii.ip D., Ensign, 2231 E. 3d St., Dululh, Minn. 

Bakeb. Vibuil P., Lieul. (j.g.), 2137 W. 21st St., Los 
Angeles, Cal. 

Baker, W. C, Jb., Student Officer, 1863 Victor St., 
Bronx, New York City. 

Bakeh, William, Ensign, 1807 Madison Ave., Toledo, 
Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No. 
1467. 

Bakewell. Ben;/imin P., Ensign, 5529 Fifth Ave., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 

Baldwin, G. O., (iunner. 

Baldwin, Leo A., ICnsign, 493 Classon Ave., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 1572. 

Baldwin. M. A.. Lieut, (j.g.). 504 11th St.. South Fargo, 
N. Dak. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Pensacola, 
Fla.; Montanl, L. I., N. Y. LTA, 

Baldwin. Walteb S., Jr., Ensign, 19 Woodruff Ave., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; 
Rockawuy Beach. LTA. 

Baldwin. W. Le.ster, Ensign, 1101 Fidelity BIdg., 
Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, Pensa- 
cola, London, Kng. N. A. No. 1328. HTA. 

Ball, Frank H., Student Officer, 300 N. Summer Ave., 
Creston, Iowa. 

Ballantine, Hebbebt W., Ensign, 550 Park Ave., 
New York Cily. 

Ballantine, John II., .Student tifficer, Cedarhursl, L. 
I.. N. Y. 

Ballard, Harry D., Student Officer, Winona, Miss, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.; New Orleans, La. 

Ballew, a. D,, F^nsign, Tuckernlaii, Ark. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2134. HTA. 

Ballou, Howard M., Student Officer. 

Bamrick, Edwabd Joseph, Ensign, 9616 Indiana Ave., 
Chicago, III. 

Bankeb, William J., Student OlFicer, Ukiah, Cal. 

Bankhead, Clabence A., Machinist, 1915 Woodward 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

Banks, Robert I... Ensign, 2017 Ogden Ave., Superior, 
Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2406. HTA. 

Bannan, Francis E., Student Officer. 

Bannlstkb. John E., Student Officer, 100 Conduit St., 
Aniiai>olis, M«l. 



Barbee, 

N. C. 



Iahbv, Ensign, 619 N. Blount St., Raleigh, 
Babber. Albert C, Ensign. 



Bard, William H., Ensign, 27 S. Ninth St., Reading, 
Pa. N. A. No. 704. 

Babchi, Joseph P., Ensign, 474 West St., West Ilohoken, 
N.J. 

Barbot. II. \ ,, Shident Officer, 414 N. 2d Si., Camden, 
Pa. 

Baroeb, James A., Student Officer, 144 Green Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

Babie, William L., Ensign, 490 Bewick Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Key West, Miami, Pensac<)la. HT.\. 

Babk. Eable B., 732 West Ave., Elyria, Ohio. N. A. 
No. 707. 

Babkclkw, Elwood H., Ensign, 140 W. 37th Si., Los 
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 2416. 

Barker. Francis M., Student Officer. Care of Wads- 
worth Noyes, 120 Exchange St.. Portland, Maine. Mass. 
Inst, of Tedi. HTA. 

Barker, G. S., Ensign. 1851 E. 97lh St., Cleveland, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Hampton Roads, 
U. S. S. Nevada; Bantry Bay, Ireland. LTA. 

Babkeb. Raymond. Student Officer. 409 W. 71st St., 
Chicago. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Babklev, Lacy E., Student Officer, EnOeld, N. C. 

Bahlow, IIabby N., Student Officer, Bethany, Mo. 
Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Babnaby, Conbad, Ensign. 

Babnes. a. K., Ensign, Dublin, Texas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Key West. N. A. No. 1807. 
LTA. 

Babnes. Babon S., Ensign, 1140 Wood Ave., Colo. 
Springs. Colo. N. A. No. 1207. 

Barnes. Donald D., Ensign, New York Mills, Oneeda 
Co , New York Slate. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Norfolk, 
Pensacola; Wash.. D. C; Chicago. N. A. No. 562. 

Barnes, Habby P., Student Officer, Ambler, Pa. 

Babnes, J. P., Carpenter, N. A. No. 670. 

Barnes, Philip J., Lieut, (j.g.), W^illiamstown, Mass. 

Barnes. Walter G.. Student Officer, 2639 Aldrich Ave.,^ 
South Minneapolis, Minn. 

Babnett, Daniel W., Ensign, 210 E. Ninth St., Rome, 
Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y.; Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1935. HTA 

Babnett. Mabshall D.. Student Officer. 5456 Vickcry 
Blvd.. Dallas, Texas Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
Fla.; New Orleans. La. 

Babnett. Robebt F., Ensign, Latrobe, Pa. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. Bayshore, L. I.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 
2032. HTA. 

Babnum, D. S., Ensign, 312 Highland Ave., Syracuse, 
N. Y. N.A. No. 677. 

Babb, C. C, Student Officer, 169 Park Place, Brooklyn, 
N. Y. 

Barb. Samiiel D., Ensign. 

Babr, Thomas Turner, Jr., Ensign, Metuchen, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Miami, Pauillac. Mout- 
chic, Trojan. HTA. 

Barb, W. M , Lieut, (j.g ), 14 Wall St.. New York City. 
MasB. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Kev West, Moulchic, 
St. Irojan, France. N. A. No. 381. HTA. 

Babhatt. Roswell F., Lieut, (j.g.), 133 Harrison St., 
East Orange. N. J. Mass. Insl. of Tech.; Blue Hill, 
Washington, Paimboeiif, Paris, London, U. S, S. Aroostook 
(Transatlantic Flight Duty). 

Rabbett. Joseph D., Student Officer. 

Barrett, William S., Student Officer, 20 Babcock St., 
Providence, R. I. 

Barrie, O. S., Boatswain, 1442 Temple Place, St. Louis, 
Mo. Great Lakes, III. 

Barrie, Robert, Jr.. Student Officer, Rose Lane, Haver- 
ford, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Bartholomew, Herbert, Student Officer, 410 John St., 
Champaigne, III. 

Bartholomew. O. A., Ensign, 2809 Irving Ave., South- 
Minneaiiolis, Minn. 

Barthleson, August C, Ensign, 811 Gibson St., Muske- 
gon, Okla. N. A. No. 2355. 

Bartlett, William E. A. S., Student Officer. 

Barton, Charles W., Student Officer, 126 23d St., 
Elrahurst. L. I., N. Y. 

Babton. Fbed B., Ensign, 835 W. Market St., Akron, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rockaway, Akron. LTA. 

Rabuch, Walter R., Machinist. 

Barus, Maxwell, Student Officer, 5 Nassau St., New 
York City. 

Basham, A. B., Student Officer, 438 W. lllh St., Shaw- 
nee, Okla. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. HTA- 



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Hass. Waltkii II.. Sluiloiil Odiccr. 82 Melliii Ave, 
Akron. Ohio. N. A. No. I'WI. 

lUssKTT, C. C. Jll.. LieiU. Gg). Ilurvurd Cliih. New 
York Cily. Luriiyi'lti: F. C. Moulchic. Dunkcn|iii-. 
Nnrlhorn lloiiib. (ir.. H. A. K. .Miiiini. N. A. No. 1.116. 
Ill A. 

ItA.-iSKTT. NoiiMAN Doi'iil.As, SliiiliMil OITifcr, Deinoniit 
PrintiiiK Co., Morlisrr. Wis. Uiinwocxly lii.sl. HT.X. 

HA.><KKnii, liiM. Lii.MovNE. 113 IHoof SI. Wcsl.Toroiilo, 
Ontario. 

lUrniKi.nn. IIknuy A., Liciil. (j.K.). N. A. No. T.*;."). 

llvTKMvN. ,1. \V.. .Sliidi'iil OlIiiiT. Dividini; Cronk, C:iim- 
Iji.Tla.iil Co.. N. J. .Sfiiuli'. Wash. IITA. 

Hateman, l(oi.Arv». SluiliMil OfliciT. M') Ml. Vernon St., 
Lawrence, Mass. IVlns.s. Inst, of Trch.. Hay Shore, 

Hatks, HKrvNETT, ImisIkh, 171 Park .\ve., ,\<>w ^'ork 
Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami, IV-nsaeola. N. \. No. 
23H2. IITA. 

Hates. Cmesteh .\., Ensign, 78 UidiBC .\vc., rowlnckel, 
H. I. N. A. No. 1510. 

IUtes, IIaholii Q.. Lieut. (j.K-), 481 Seyburn .\vc., 
Delroil, Mich. HnlTalo, New York Cily. 

Hates, IIahoi.d, Kn.Hign, 481 Scyhurn Ave.. DiMroit, 
Mich. 

Hates. IIaiuuson. Kiisign, 31t C St., N. W., Wash., 
D. C. N. A. No. 2219. 

Hattle, C E., Lieut. 

Hatti.e. (i. K.. Student OIIic<'r. 13 Washin^'lon Terrace, 
St. Ixjuis. Mo. .Seatlli-. Wash. IllA. 

Hatts, Walter II. 

Hatm. Jame.s Iv, Jn.. l,i<<ul. (.j.K ). Daniel. Lincoln Co., 
\yy<uninK. Mass. Inst, of Tei;h.. I'ensac(»la. WushiiiKlon. 
KitliuKholine, I'inn.; Dundee, Scotland. N. A. No. 226. 
IITA. 

Halman. WM.Tltn \l.. Student (Kliier. 11110 Calvert St., 
N. W., WashiuKton, 1). C. 

Haijr, HavmoM) a.. I'^nsiffii. 

HAiin, W'li.i.iAM It., Sludf^nt Ollicer. IMii Kiipiia Psi 
llou.se, ICa.ston, Pa. 

Havi-ess. Alec C, Student Ollicer, The News-Journal, 
Dnllus, Texas. 

Headlicston, C. p.. Lieut, (j.g.), .'iOO Madison .\ve.. New 
York City. N. A. No. 501. 

HealE-s, n. T., I%nsign, Inter-State Nnt'I Hank, Kansas 
City, Mo. 

Hkattie. Jame.s S., Knsign, 135U \<Tinont .\ve., Detroit, 
Mich. N. A. No. 2151. 

Heattv, JiniN 1... Student OlIiiiT. h'H lliKliliind Ave., 
Washington, D. C. 

HEAt'cHAMe. HicllAnn A.. IOnsi|..'n, San Pedro, Cal. 
N. A., No. 1601. 

Heaveh, J\con Jiii.iLiH. Student Ollicer. 24 lluker Ave., 
Dover, N.J. 

He\zlev, II J . Stuilent Olliier. Ijitier Zion. Va. .Seat- 
tle, Wash. IITA. 

Heck, John K., luisign, 540 P<»well St., San Krnnciseo, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. San Diego. Pensacola. .\. A. 
No. 1238. IITA. 

Hi'icKKii, CiiMU.Ms II., luisign, Irviii^ton tlu' lliuUnn, 
New ^'ork Cily. 

Heckiukt, Henj II . Stuilent ollicer, 133 PiMirl St., 
Denver, Colo. 

Heck\mtii, ALtMiEU A., I'^nsign, 728 Staidey .St., New 
llrilain. Coini.' 

Heckwith, Paul S., Knsign, Silli'r. Nehr, 

Uei-:ue, K. H., Knsign, AntiiK-h. Cal. N. A. No. 1619. 

Heekeii, ,Sami'EL T., Studiuit Ollici-r. 

Hekr, Ktiian a., Stuilent OHi.er, HIO Charli's lliver Hd., 
Canihridge, Mass. 

HicElts, IIenhv SwiiEL, Sluilenl oni«'er, 63 Fair St., 
(fUtlford, Colni. .Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

He<:<;s. Kiijene W ., Student Ollicer, 289 Kidgewood 
Ave, <:leu Hidce, N.J. 

Hecley. John S.. ICnsign. 214 Lyinen St., Ilolyoke, Mass. 
.Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensiieoln. LTA. 

llEinNE, Milton J., Student Ollicer, 3731 2d St., Ilich- 
luonil, \u. 

Hell. IIahom* W .. l-jisij^n. I.akeview. Oregon. N. A. 
No. 1565. 

Hell, Lei.anii M.. Knsign, 2729 Forest Ave., Herkeley, 
Cid, .Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2377. 
IITA. 

Hell. Willlvm W., Lieut. (j.g.K Palisade Ave., iOngle- 
wo<mI. N J. Peiisaeola. Ilunltngton; Moulchic. St. Trojan 
J'l . H,.» Sle.re. Ilani u Hoads. N. A No. 2117. 



llELi.EN, Dai.ton M., Student Ollicer, 316 Huntington 
Ave., Hoslon, .Mu.ss. 

Hei.i.mvn. HissellS., Ivnsign, 1931 S. First St., Louis- 
ville, ky. .Mass Inst, of Teidi., .Miami, Pensacola. N. .A. 
.No. 1689. 

Hei.meu, CiiAnLES W., Student Ollicer, 163 W. 121h St.. 
New York (^ity. 

Heneoict, II. <;., Knsign, 149 Fiflh Ave., lloselle, N. J. 
.Mass. Inst, of Tech., liny Shore, Pensacola, Moulchic, 
Arcai:h(ui (Kr.). N. A. No. 919. IITA. 

Hemcimct, Thomas II.. r:nsign. 1 19 \\ . 5lh Ave.. Hosetle. 
N. J. Mass. Insl. of Ti'ch., Key West. Miami, Moulchic, 
Mal|)ensa lllaly). N. A. No. 1152. IITA. 

Henjnmin. Hahet <)., Student Olhcer, 310 W. 861I1 St., 
New York Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., .Miami. IITA. 

Henj\min, IlENnv H., Lieut, (j.g.), 2 K. «7lli St., New 
York City. Hay Shore. Miami. .MiMitchic. Cusuha. Mal- 
pensa. Ilidy; .Si. Ingleverl. France. Ilritish .Siiiuidroi* 
211. F'rjuice; llrougc, llclgiinn. N. .\. No. 2;»l. 

Henneii, Chahles v., Knsign, lOnglewood, ,\. J. N. .\. 
No 2466. 

IlENNKn, ItoUEnT I... Student OITlcer, 921 llehnont Ave., 
Cranil Forks, N. Dak. 

Hen.net, AndusTiiH W., Student Ollicer, 415 Ft. Wash- 
ington Ave., New York City, Mass. Inst. ofTech. II TA. 

Hennet, J. W., Hoalswain. 

Hennett, FnEOEnicK M., Student Ollicer, 823 Lincoln 
Ave.. Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Hennett, IIahhy W. 

Hi;nnett. Ill iikiit D.. Knsign. 3232 Collingwooii Ave., 
Toledo. Ohio. Muss. Inst, of Tei-li.. Miami, Pensacola, 
kiiliilghohne. ICng. N. A. No. 1269. IITA. 

Hensing, (jeo. W., (fiinner. 

Bl;mi, KiNAH A., Student Ollicer, 4611 Slate St., St Piiiil. 
Minn. 

Hehoeh. F. C. H.. Lieut, (j g ) N. A. No. 171. 

Hl:a(;iN, Thomas .M.. Lieut. Ij-gO, 81 Cohnnhia Hoad, 
B<iston, Mass. N. A. No. 232. 

llKnoM\N, Hali'h W., Stinlenl Ollicer, Newton, Iowa. 
Diinwoody Insl., Miami, Flu. IITA. 

Hj:mini^ ItoHEnT Iv. Jn., Knsign, 1.50(1 Page St., San 
Francisco, Cal. N. A. No. 2002. 

Hemkev, Russell S., Lieut, (j.g.) 

Heiins. Julius L, Student Ollicer. 11 lllackstomr St., 
Hoslon, Muss. 

Hehscuauack, Claiience F., Student Ollicer. 

Hehtine, ICnwiN K.. Knsign, 57 ,S. Secoiiil Ave., Ml. 
VeriKHi, N. Y. N. A. No. 2115. 

HElcroLETT, ICl>\MN .A.. Student Ollicer. 569 Lancaster 
Ave., Ilryn Mawr, Pa. 

HiMITONEIIlE, (i. W ., lOiisign. 

Hest. IlEiilllcnT W'., Knsign, 493 Commonwealth .\vi'., 
Hostoli, Mass. Mass. Insl. ofTech., Hliyshore, Pensacola, 
North Syilney, Miami. N. A. No. 1137. IITA. 

Hethel. Iv TunNEli, Stuilent Ollicer. 910 W. Crace St . 
Hichmonil, \ a. Mass. Inst. ofTech.. Key WCst. IIT.^. 

Itii laiooi:. John Claiience, Knsign, 1210 Logan Ave. 
Miurieii|>olis. Minn. 

Het/. Ceo., Jn., Student Ollicer. Ashersville. Ky. Mass. 
Inst, (if TcH-h.. Hay Shore, Brunswick, Key West- 

Hevikh, H. H., Knsign, 212 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn. 
N. Y. 

BmwELi.. Ci.vnE C. Student OlBccr, 173 Beacon St.. 
Hurl ford, (.^onn. 

BioHELL. (i. II., Knsign, Kinsley, Knns. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. A. No. 2222. 

HniELow, LovAL A., Student Olhcer, 10 S. LaSalle St., 
Chicago, 111. 

HioEiow. HoiiEnT H.. Knsign. 1520 Hill St., Ann Arlior. 
Mich. Muss. Inst, of Tech., Hay ,Shore. Pensiu-oln. N. A- 
No. 2250 LTA. 

BiauERS, Clyde K., Knsign, Steplienville. Texas. 

Biucis, Caul IL, Knsign, 1 Central Ave., Ithaca, N. Y. 
N. A. No. 1273. 

Bl<;<;s. James K.. Knsign. N. A. No. 708. 

Hi<;i.En. Fi»ei>ehk:k .\., Ma<:hinist. 501 Superior Ave., 
Chippewa Falls, V\ is. 

Ukileh. Paul G.. Calvcslon. Ind. N. A. No. 23B1. 

BlLliElinACK. GonnoN B., ,Student Ollicer, Church St., 
Cliamiaiign. III. 

Bit. linos. Dwioht H.. Lieut, 'ig ). 9 West St., North 
Soitl.Tiine. Muss \ \ N.I. 1'I73. 



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HiNGHAM, RoBEBT WoBTH. Jb.. Student Oflicer. Chero- 
kee Park, Louisville, Ky. 

Bingham, H. W., Jr.. Student Officer, Gleuview, Ky. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. LTA. 

Bingham, Rov R., EnsiBU. N. A. No. 243.) 

Bi.sHop, Cabcy W., Ensign, .5203 .S. Jay St., Takoma. 
Ma.sh. N. A. No. 2351). 

Hitter, Herbert C. Student Olliier, 37(J0 N. Hermi- 
tage Ave., Chicago, III. 

Black, IIulon W., Student Officer, 1906 Guadalupe St., 
Austin, Texas. 

Blackburn, James D„ Ensign. N. A. No. 2t28. 
RucKsTOCK, B, T., Machinist, 13524 Earlwild Rd., 
Cleveland, Ohio. 

Rlackhell, VV, E., Ensign, 2326 Webster St., Berkeley, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Pensacola, Rocka- 
way Beach. N. A. No. 1 128. IITA. 

Blackwell, William M, Ensign. Marion, S. r,. Mass. 
;,"»'_■ of Tech., Miami. Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No 

Blade. Estle J., Gunner. 

Bladsworth, Timothy P., Machinist. 
__ Blagden, Franci.s Meredith, Student Officer, 176 E. 
.0th ht.. New York City. Mass, Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. 

Blair, Fbancis King, Ensign, 653 Waveland Ave., 
Clncago, III. N. A. No. 1112. 

Hlair, Geo. B., Student Officer. 209 Beall Ave.. Wooster. 
Ohio. 

Blaib. Lawbence D.. Lieut, (j.g.). 808 Devonshire St.. 
1 ittsburgh. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Operations. Wash., 



D. C, Key West, 



N. A. No. 2111, HTA. 



Blair, Octave, Ensign, 995 Madison Ave., New York 
City. 

. '*LAIR. Roy R., Student Officer, 758 Stout Ave., Wyom- 

IVr. ■""^""'""'' '^'''o- Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. 
II I A. 

Blair, Thomas S., Lieut, (j.g.), 7i5 N. Michigan Ave., 
r.m"^ ui!. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. N, A. No. 
1441. H I A, 



Student Ollicer, North 



Bl\keslee, Mar.shall E. 
Chelmsford, Mass. 

Blakev, R. K., Lieut, (j.g.) 

Rlalock John W.. Student t)IIicer. .Southern Bank & 
1 rust Co.. Valdosta. Ga. 

Bronx''N'"Y''' °°"'-"''' ^- Ensign. 1818 Topping Ave.. 
Ne'w Y'orTai "*'""-" ^- L'""'"' 'JK'' I^IW. 103d St.. 
Mass*"^""'""'' ''*'*"^ '^•' S""d'-"t Officer. Williamstown 



N. A. No. 284. 



Rlanchard. M. B. 

Blandforh. John B.. Jr., Student Officer. 171 Tei 
IITA "''sl"-"uck Heights. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 1 



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Tech. 



IITA. 

^ liLEEC^EH, T.^B.,^Ensign, 12 S. Portland Ave., Brooklyn, 

^ Bleistein, C. W., Lieut, (j.g.). 713 Main Street, BulTalo, 

Blewitt, Bertram J., Student Officer. 

Bliss, Wvllvs King, Student Officer, 4929 Loins Ave.. 
t>t. Louis, Mo. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego. HTA. 

Block, Bernard, Ensign, Mallyn Road, Merion, Pa. 

Block, Harold S., Ensign, Wheeling, W. Va 
Ja^svShs^^i^"^^'' ^- f- ''''"<■ <J-«). «25 Court St., 

Blomfeldt, Allen A. 
hi., Chicago, 111. 



Sludi-nl (llli.er. 108 W . JelTerson 



Blood, Geo. Whitefield, Ensign. 



Bloomfield, H. E., Machinist 
York City. 



Blossom. F. M.. E:nsign 
N. A. No. 1798. 

Blossom. H. M., Ensi"n 
N. A. No. 2129. ° ' 



170 E. 75th St., New 
1630 <;l,-n Oak St., Peoria, III. 
11 Kiiilder St.. Delroil, Mich. 



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Blotneb, Feliv M., Ensign, N, A. No. 921). 

Bludhortk, T. F., Machinist, Fanwood, N. J. 

Blue, Edward B., Ensign. N, A. No. 1.509. 

Bluemanthan, a., Ensign. 

BoCKll^, G. H Lieut, (j.g.), 1512 N. Cleveland 
Canton, Ohio. N, A. No. 1087. 



Bodine, Richard H.. Student Ollicer. 1323 Carr Avenue. 
Memphis, Tenn., Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Fla. 
HTA. 

BoEDicKER. Earl O.. Ensign. 161 N. Portage Drive, 
.^kron. Ohio. 

BoEHMER. Frank C. Student Officer. 1220 S. 20th St., 
Lincoln. Nehr. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

BoEHNLEiN. Chables. Student Officer. 2004 Grand 
Ave. S. Minneapolis. Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Boeing. W. E.. Lieut, (j.g). Care of Boeing Aeroplane 
Co.. Seattle. Wash. 

Bogart. Gilbert D.. Student Officer, 142 Ascension St.. 
Passaic. N. J. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

BoGER. Frederick. Jr.. Ensign. 64 St. Marks Place. 
New Brighton. N. Y. Bay Shore. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Pensacola. Moulchic (France). KiUingholme. Bay Shore. 
Long Island. N. A. No. 290. 

BoGcs, E. C, Ensign. 

Bohacket. Lawrence A.. Ensigu, 579 Cross Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

BoHMFAi.K. J. F.. Student Officer. 851 Lexington Ave., 
New York City. 

BoKiEN. Ebnest a.. Machinist. 938 W. 61st St.. Seattle, 
Wash. Columbia Univ., Seattle, Wash; San Diego, Cal.; 
Detroit, Mich.; Philadelphia. 

BoLiNGER, John C. Ensign, Methow, Okanogan Co., 
Wash. N. A. No. 1669. 

Bolton. Raymond E.. .Student Officer. National Press 
Club, Washington, D. C. 

Bo.MGABDNER, fl., Licut. (j.g.). La Juilla, Colo. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A, 
No. 9t8. HTA. 

Bonaparte, Anthony, Gunner. 

BoMi, George II.. Student ollicer, 742 Highland ,\ve., 
Atlanta, Ga. Seattle, Wash. 

Bone, Lewis Bernard, Student Officer, 3615 Noble 
Ave., Dallas, Texas. 

Bonehill, James Henry, iMisign, 

BoNiN, Pierre K.. Student Oiricer, 256 Aspinwall Ave., 
Brookline. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA. 

BoNNEFOND, Rav.mond E., Student Oflicer, Hancoi-k, 
Delaware Co., New York. 

BoNNOR, Charles A., Student Officer, 6750 Merrill Ave. 
Chirago, III. 

BoRCHERS, William C. Student Officer, 755 Irving St., 
Portland, Oregon. 

BoRE.MAN. Robert W., Student Officer, Middlebourne. 
W. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Bohen, Norman .\., Student Ollicer, Pamona, N. C. 

Borland. R. M.. Ensign. Martinez. Cal. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Akron. Rockaway Beach. LT.\. 

BosAK. M. J., Jr.. Ensign. 452 Riverside Drive. New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Key West, 
Miami. N. A., No. 1533. HTA. 

Boswell, Roland R.. Student Officer. 1625 York St.. 
Quincy. 111. 

BoTZUM. Charles \., Ensign. 1512 Oxford St.. Berkeley 
Cal. N. A. No. 1607. 

Bouldin. William. Ensign. 107 Mt. Pleasant Ave., 
West Orange. N. J. 

BouBNE. Bbadlev W., Student Officer, Lancaster, Ky. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

BoURQUiN, C. R.. Student Officer. 223 N. Excelsior St.. 
Butte. .Mont. 

Bow EN. John B.. Ensign. 

Bower. D. V.. Student Officer. Campbell. Va. N. A 
No. 2454. 

Bowers. Charles E.. Student Officer, 35 Park St. 
Canton, N. Y. 

Bowes, Habvev R., Ensign, 6105 Woodland Ave.. 
Phila.. Pa. 

BouLiN. Emil U., Student (")fficer, Hedrick, Iowa 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Bowman. B. W., Student Officer, 92 Oakland Ave. 
Akron, O. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Bowman, Mabquis, Student Officer, Psi Upsilun House, 
Williamstown, Mass. 

Bowman, Riley, Ensign, Parkersburg, W. Va. 
Bowman. Ripley, Ensign. 17 Rock Creek Church Rd., 
Washington. D. C. 

Bowman. W. IL, Ensign. Bridgeport. Conn. Pclham 
Bay. Columbia Univ.. Calais. Pauiliac. HTA. 

Bowser. Alan W.. Student Officer. 108 W. 3d St., 
Oklahoma City. Okla. Seattle. Wash.; San Diego. 



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OflTicnr. Care of 
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Krisitrii. 3.'j27 \ista Ave.. Si. L< 



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UowYEn, 
<^asket Co., 

liOYD, J. 
larr. N.J. 

MuvD. Thomas F.. Knsign. Care of Union Oil Co. of Ciil.. 
HI. urn. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensarola. Key Wesi. 
.Miami, .^narostia. Washin^'lon. O C. \. A. No. VMYl. 

Boynr,EB. Rinab. Marhinisr. Monroe PInre. Larehmont. 
Norfolk. \u. Aiumpolis. Md.. Pensacola. Manipt'iti Hr)a<|s, 
Mexiro, France. En>.'liiii.l. Fleet. i\. A. %<i. I T.Ui. IITA. 

Il<)VKR, IIovvABi) S.. Student Oflicer, y.'t.'j W . Stale St.. 
Trenton. IS'. J. 

JtoYEs. Gordon M.. Knsign. N. A. No. IS"."*. 

MnvNTON. Alvah H.. Lieut, (j.k.), 130 Oxford Si.. 

Cainhridpe, Mass. 

HoiNTON, XrnKMiAH. Jh.. Ensifin. ?>1^ Washington Ave.. 
Hrouklyn. \. Y. 

Hhvbson, (Jeohge Daxa. Student OITicer. Sprinp St., 

Johnson Criy. Tenn. 

Huaobi nv, Jami;s A.. Jh.. Shideni Ollirer. 3I"J.' Krosid- 
way, New V<»rk Cily. 

HnAnpiELu, J. a.. Student Ollirer. 3'>0T Cilhu Ave.. 
Dalhis. Texas. Mass. Inst, of Terh. 

Bhadfori), Smith M.. Lieul. (j.g.). Bel Air. Maryland. 
N. A. No. .')06i^. 

BnAin.Ev. Andebvii.i.e S.. Student Officer. Munro Ave.. 
\\ ytinliiii, C(iliinil>us, Ga. 

Hmi.ii-i. t; OoNALD. Lieul. (j.g.). 132d and I03d Aves.. 
I^dniontc.n, AILerla. Canada. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
lliifralo, Dayton. Ohio. 

Bhaoley, Tudor W.. Ensign, 905 Cooper St., Camden. 
N. J. 

Brady. Charles V. 
Mo. N. A. No. 1115. 

Brady. J. B., Ensign. 

Bhkuv, John C, Student Officer. 

Itn\r>^ . Bichard M.. ICu'iign. Rapldaii. \ ii 
Lakes. III.: Hampton Roads, \ a. 

Brai-nahd, .M. S.. Gunner. 

Bramigan, Arthur T., Student Officer. Wayland. Mass. 

Brandt. William E.. Student Officer, Co. L. 7rh Rcgl.. 
Cami» Perry, Great Lakes. 111. 

Braxdenstein, Errol W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1190. 

Urannan, William Forrest, Ensign. 112 Porthmd Si.. 
Bryan, Oliio. N. A. No. 1959. 

Bhansome, E. D., Lieutenant. Engineers Chib, Phila- 
delphia, Pa. N. A. No. 286. 

Branson, Frank L.. Ensign, Fairfax. Ala. Mass. lost, 
of Tech., Pensacola. Chatham. IIT.\. 

Uraitn, Christian W., Student Oflieer, 2 '9 Marshall 
St.. Paterson, N. J. 

Breathitt. James. Jr., Sludent Officer, llopkinsville. 
Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. H lA. 

Breck, Lewis T.. Boatswain. 5.'> IT W aitcnnan Ave., 
St. Louis. Mo. 

Breen. James W., Gunner. 

Breen, Leo.nard J.. Ensign. 152 Graham Ave.. Pater- 
son, N. J. 

Bbeese. James L.. Jr.. Lient. ("j.g.). 

Bremier. Fbed. Sludent Officer. Universally f;iul>. Wash- 
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

Bhennan. Edward. Lieut, (j.g.). Southampton. L. I.. 
N. v.; Bay Shore, N. Y.; Key West, Fla.; Chatham., 
Mass IITA. 

Bhknnan, IIubebt, Sludent Officer. 

Bbennan, John R., Ensign, Harrington Hotel, 
ington. D. C. 

Brennan, Robert. Ensign. Denison, Texas. 
Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami. iVnsacnIa. Fla. 
No. 1668. HTA. 

Brenza. Julius C, Student Officer. O':.! W esl (; 
Blvd.. Chicago. III. 

Bre.ssman, a. a.. Ensign. N. A. No. 11. 

Bbett. Donald C. Student Officer. 3100 Walnut Sf., 
Philaielphia. Pa. 

BRFrrrEL, C, Ensign. 131 Nagle Ave., New York City. 

ItREWEH. Edward S.. Lieul. (j.g.). 650 Canton Ave. 
Milton. Mass. Pensarola. Fla.: R. N. A. S. Westgale. 
Portland; Felixstowe. Eng.; St. Trojan, .\rcachon. France. 
N. A. No. 197. HTA. 

Brewer. J. S.. Student Officer. 306 S. Monn.e St . Bulli- 
more, ,Md. Pensacola, Fla. 

Brewster. Charles II.. Lieut, (jn*. 1 L3 Waverly 
Place, New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 
Killingholme, R. A. F.; Cutterick, Eiig.; Nortlieru Bomb. 
Group. N. A. No. 326. HTA. 



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BiiEVMAN. Chas. IL. Ensign. I 

Brk:e. M. I)., Ensign. 

Brickell. IIarbv L.. Machinisl. 

BRiDr;E, R. S., Ensign. 229 \m\ Dyke .\ve., Detroit, 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Queenstown, 
Rockaway. L. I. N. A. No. 910. HTA. 

Briikjeman, Hollls L., ICnsign, 171 Broadway, Cam- 
hridg)', .Mass. 

Brkjcs, Clark W.. .Student Officer. 

Briocs. Ferris B.. Student Officer. 373 Washingt<»n 
Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Bricjgs, L. G.. Machinist. 

Bricham, Wm.. Ensign. 2H29 Vallejo St., San Francisco. 
Cal. 

Bbincham. Li'ciEN M., luisign. 

Brinkmam, Baymond Oliver, luisign. U Woodbine St., 
Hartford, ("oiul Mass. Inst, of 'lech.. Akron. Ohio; 
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 2152. LTA. 

Bbitt, Raymond L.. Sludent (tllicer. 

Brittan. Joe M., Stu<Ienl Officer. 

BniTTON, RoswELL S., Eiisign, Box .No. 21 1. New Bern. 
N. C. N. A. No. 1953. 

Broadfoot, W.m. G., Sludent Officer. Connelly .Springs. 
N. C. 



Ensign, 520 Warwick Rd.. Kenil- 
Inst.. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 



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Brock, Donald C. 
worth. III. Diinworidy 
No. 2337. HTA. 

Brockwell. W m. a.. Lieul. fj.g.), 1259 .Morse St., N. E.. 
Wavhinglon. I). i\. N. A. No. 33-1. 

Brokaw. John B., Sludent Officer, 32 Terrace Court, 
Tactinia. Wnsli. 

Bronson. Daniel Dorrance, Student Officer. 1301 
Fainnoni Si., .N. W., Washington, D. C. Great Lakes. Ill 

Bronson, Hiram S., Jr., Student Officer, 1797 W. First 
Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 

Brooks, Blaib M., .Student Officer, Hotel Nelherland. 
New York City. 

Br<h>ks. D. W.. Lieut, (j.g.). Desson. Miss. 

Brooks, Garnett T., Student Officer, Royslon, Ga. 
Mass Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Fla. H lA. 

ititooKs. James L., .Student Officer, 1909 Morris .Vve., 
Birmingham. Ala. 

BiiooKs. WvLTER A.. I-lnsign. N. A. No. 2197. 

Brotherhood. John (J.. Slu<lent OlUcer, 550 First St., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Brown, Allan IL. Sludent Officer, 2123 W . lllili St.. 
Chi.-ago. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Brown, Archibald M., Ensign. Shiny Bruuk, L. 1.. N. 
\ . 

Brown. Cabl W., Sludenl Officer, C'onimercial Hotel. 
Cresson. Pa. 

Brown. Charles O., Student OffTicer, 1730 Main St., 
Columbia. S. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Wingfoot Lak**, 
Akron. Ohio. LTA. 

Brow n. Charles Seamans. Student Officer, 726 W 
Onondaga St.. .Syracuse. N. Y. (Jreat Lakes. 

Brown. David La Touhette. Ensign, 280 W. End .\ve.. 
New York Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensa- 
C((la, Brest. Moulchic. Arcachon HTA. 

Brown. E. IL. Machinist. P. O. Box 215, Ilion. N. Y. 

Brown. Floyd IL. Student Officer. Logan, Iowa. 

Brown, Geo. W., .Student Officer, 595 Riverside Drive. 
New York City. 

BBe)WN. Geo. W., Machinist. 

Brown. Hermvn D.. Sludent Officer. 
Soiithbridge. Mass. 

Brown, J. N., Ensign. 

Brown. John Franci-<, Lieut. (j-S). 
Providence, B. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
A. -No. 1IK9. HTA. 

Brown, J. Q.. Jh . Ensign, 2100 M St.. Sacramento. 
Cal. Seattle. Wash.; Snn Diego. Cal., Pensacola. Flo 
N. A. No. 1960. HTA. 

Brown. Lawrence W.. Ensign. N. A. No. 65i^. 

Brown, Leonard T., Carpenter. 

Brown. Mii.eord N.. Student Officer, 209 S. Slate St.. 
.\nn .Arbor. .Mich. 

Brow N. Stewart W.. Student Officer. 

Brown, Waldo IL. Ensign. N. K. No. 

Brown. Wilfred J.. Lieut. (j.R.). 

Brown. Wm. G., En-*ign. Bye Beach. N. 
of Tech.. Washinglon. D. C. Aero Engi. 

Brown. Wm. N.. Student Officer. 120Jt Eutaw 
Ballimorc, Md. 



17 Dresser St.. 



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Key West. 



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BnowNE, H. J., Emign,. N. A. No. 715. 
Browning, Robeut S., Ensign. 1099 Dean St.. Brooklyn, 
IM Y. N. A. No. 1606. 

, . BRiirKH.^usER. VVm. K.. Lii>ut. (i.g.). Baldwin, L.I. .N.Y. 

Y f Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensncolo. Moiili-hic. Fr., Slonehenge, 
Eng., Kiliingholme. Eng. N. A. No. S.SB. 

Bri MMiTT. L. \\ ...Sludenl Oflirpr. Care of General Motor 
Corp., Holbrook Ave., and (^. T. H. R., Delroil, Mich. 
Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Pensacola. HTA. 
Bbunelle. Henry E., Student Officer. 

Briner. Donald B., Student OlBcor, 1216 22nd St . 
Rock Island, 111. 

Bruneh. H.arold Milton, Student Ollieer. 1H6 Browne 
i , Ave.. Erie. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

S.V Brunhouse. RoBT. S., Student OfB"'ir, 1819 Chesl nut Si . 

r ■ Philadelphia, Pa. 

' Brining, A. J., Student Officer, 12.'il W. Jefferson St., 

!^ Louisville, Ky. Dunwoody Inst., Great Lakes, Miami. 

' HTA. 

BnitssT.\B. James S., Student Officer, 758 Lolhron Ave., 
Delroil, Mich. 

Bryant, R. C Ensign. 88 Henry St., Binghamton. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. N. A. No. S.M. LTA, 
Bryne, F. J.. War. Gun. 

Bin hanan, Archibald A., Student Officer, 76 Decatur 
St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bensonhurst, 
Pelhain Bay, Key West. HTA. 
Buchanan, T. S.. Ensign. 
"^ Buchanan, W. W., Machinist, Cornwell, Mass. 

Buck. Ellsworth B., Ensign, 60 Marion Ave., Staple- 
ton. S. 1. N. Y. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.. Blue HiU Ob- 
C,; servatory. Operations, Naval Observatory, Wash. 

f Buck. Leonard J.. Lieut, (j.g.). Park St. and Prospect 

k Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.,Washington,D. C. 

C , KucK. Willis, Student Officer, 357 Broad St.. New Lon- 

I don. Conn. 

1, Buckley, Wm. A., Boatswain. 

_i BuCKNELL, Elmer J., Ensign. 

"l . Hi;CK.sTAFF, John Bay, Ensign. 300 S. 36th St., Phila- 

delphia, Pa. 

V, Buerkin, Julius A., Ensign, 491 Commonwealth Ave., 

V Boston, Mass. 

BuLKELEY. Warren, Ensign, 509 Audubon Rd., Brook 
line, Mass. 

V BuLKLEY, Milton, Student Officer, 619 Mariposa Ave.. 

I Oakland, Gal. 

Bull, Albert S., Student Officer, BiUerica, Mass. 
C Bullen, W. G., Ensign. 

I BuLLis. Richard O., Student Officer. 525 S. Westlake 

] Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

di ; Bullitt Hugh K.. Student Ollieer, 13U 3rd Ave., 

j! Louisville, Ky. Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

i I iv,'\V'-'-?,™','-''^"^^*' ^- Student Officer. 1916 16th St., 

j> N. W., Washington, D. C. 

I , BuLLricK John D.. Ensign, Fort Atkinson, Wise. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1429. HTA. 

(• , "'^"X!"^"- Arthur IL, Ensign, 421 No. Broarlway, Yon- 

kers, N. Y. 

^IhiNKER, R. U.. Ensign. 615 No. Broadway. Y'onkers. 

^ KuNT, J. IL. Lieut, (j.g.) N. A. No. 1301. 

Burchahd. Russell, Student Officer, Hamilton, N. \. 

J. Burchell. Robt. L., Student Officer, Erie, 111. 

o ^i-"','"-^T?,'''"."."'"= ^- Ensign. 2449 Delaware Ave., 
Buffalo N. -i . Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron , Key West, Fla. 
IN. A. No. 1964, LTA. 

Burden. Wm, D.. Student Officer. 7 East 91st St.. New 
York City. 

Burean. AcHiLLE G.. Carpenter. 1923 W. Allegheny 
Ave.. Philadelphia. Pa. 

Burford. Edh ard S.. Student Officer. Naval Y. M C A 
Norfolk. Va. 

BuRGET. Robt. V.. Student Ollieer. 1209 E. Wabash 
Ave.. Terre Haute. Ind. 

BuRGOON, Willard T.. Student Officer, 1414 Newman 
Ave., Lakewood. Ohio. 

Burke, Frank L., Ensign, 13 Brevoort Place, Brooklyn. 
N. Y. 




Burke, Frank L.. Fnsign. N. A. 
Burke, James .Michael. Ensign. 

Burke. Stanley C, Student Officer, Georgetown 
University, Wa.shington. D. C. 

Burke. Thomas F., Ensign. 45 W St.. N. W.. Washing- 
ton, D. C. 

Birke, Thomas J., Ensign. N. A. No. 2305. 

BuHKH\KT. LoRis E., Eusigu. 

Bubleioh, Rov J., Machinist, 107 1st St., N. W., Wash- 
ington, 1). C. 

Burn, Farrar. Ensign, 

BuRNE, Edward B., Ensign. 

BuHNE, John C, Student Officer, Huntington, L. I., 

N. Y. 

BuRNHAM. Adison C. Eiisigu, 15 Bracebridge Rd,. 
Newton Center. Mass. N. A. No. 1088. 

Burnha.m, Donald C. Student Officer. Timken Bldg.. 
San Diego. Cal. 

BuRNHAM. Marston. Eusigu. 3563 7th St.. San Diego. 
Cal. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. Pensacola, 
Coco Solo. N. A. No. 1131. HTA. 

BuRNHAM. Randolph T.. Student Officer. 1505 E. Gen- 
esee St., Syracuse, N. Y'. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Charleston, 
S. C. Akron. LTA. 

Burns. A. C. Lieut, (j.g.). 1031 Wall St., Los Angeles, 
Cal. N. A. No. 610. 

Burns. Frederick J.. Student Officer. 

BiTRNs, Robert W.. Ensign, West CarroUton, Ohio. 
N. A. No. 676. 

Birr. Samuel IL, Student Officer. 99 Monroe St.. Brook- 
lyn, N. Y. 

BiiRRows, Lees J. .Ensign, 1013 N. Michigan Ave.. Sagi- 
naw. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. L. 1.; 
Pensacola. Fla. N.A. No. 1985. HTA. 

Burt. Frederick 
ington. W. Va. 



M.. Ensign. Westmoreland. Ilunt- 



BuRTis. Eric F., Ensign. 

Burton. Benjamin B.. Student Officer. New 



York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Anacostia. HTA. 

Burton. Halbert G.. Student Officer, 3 Walker St., 
Cambridge, Mass. 

BiiRTON. Robert A., Jr.. Ensign. 1953 Conway Bldg. 
Chicago. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

BuRWELL. Geo. IL. Student Officer. Millwood. Va. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Bush. Geo. Allen. Student Officer. 209 Columbia Bldg.. 
Louisville. Ky. 

Bush. Geo. W.. Student Officer. 13414 Shaw Ave.. E.. 
Cleveland, Ohio. 

Bu.sh, James T.. Ensign. University Club. Chicago, 111. 
Great Lakes, Hampton Rds.. Monchead City, N. C. 

BiisHMAN. Robert P., Student Officer, 97 Lenox Ave. 
East Orange, N. J. 

BuTCHART. Ellis J.. Ensign, 127 10th St.. Duluth. 
Minn. N. A. No. 307. 

Butler. H. F., Ensign. 

Butler. James H.. Student Officer. 26 Benefit St., 
Worcester. Mass. 

Butler. John Joseph. Student Officer. Bear 288 Charles 
St.. Maiden. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Butler, Marion, Ensign, 1333 15th St., N. W., Wash- 
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Moutchic, 
Fromenline. France. N. A. No. 922. HTA. 

BtiTRicK. S., Carpenter. 

Byers. John R. B.. Student Officer, 935 5th Ave., Cora- 
opolis. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

BvERS, Wm. L., Student Officer. North Andover, Mass. 
Byork, Amos, Ensign. 

Byrd. Edward R., Student Officer, 120 Broadway, 
New Y'ork City. 

Byrne. Gilbert R. Student Officer. 128 S. Hill St., 
Jackson. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rock- 
away Beach. L. I. LT.\. 

Byrne, Joseph IL. Student Officer. Y. M. C. A. Hous- 
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Kuslli;iBli, Eng., Buy Shori-. 



( AI.DWKLI.. M. W. 
fCnsiiin 
1 1" No. Kniiilworlti .\vc., 
Oak Park. [II. Mass. I -sr. 
of Teirh., S. I*. f)6l. Miami. 
IViisacola. N. .\. No. 1744. 
I IT A. 



CAMKHON. H. n. 

Sluf/rnt OOic'-r 

2(M)6 Cotiimliia Itoail. 

WaslittiKlud. O. C. Mass, 

Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore. 




Key West fhom .v.n HS Flying; Boat 










CAMPBKLL. H. 
Mdchini.st 
Malliews Terrace. Rocky 



Hiver, Ohi< 
Aiitangiie, Fr.. 
Kng. HTA. 



Pensacola, 
KitHtleigh, 



CAMPHKLL. II. ir. Jr. 

Sltident OjOicrr 
323 N 8th Si.. Patersf.ii 
N. J. .Mass. Insl. ol" Tech. 
Miami. HTA. 



CAMPHKM.. \I. JAMI-S 

h'nsii/ti 
210 \V. Iowa Ave.. Iii- 
dianola. Iowa. Mas.s. Inst. 
of T^'ch.. Key West, Mtaiiii. 
P.-ns;ir<iIii \,\ No. 2i:(>, 



CAMPBi:iX. W. it. 

Ens iijn 
I<> CentiT Hill Ave.. Nan- 
tiisket Beach, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. PerLiacolu, 
I\.rtlan<i. I, S. S. Sfiur, 
LTA 



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CANTVVELL. R. C. 

Lieut. (]■<>■) 

\\ illniington, N. C. Mass. 

lust, of Tech., Pensacola. 

N. .\. No. .ill. 1IT.\. 



CAREY, W. JAMES 

Sdidcnl Officer 

784 Broadway, S. Boston, 

Mass. Mass Inst, of Tech., 

Cambridge; Miami. ilTA. 



CARLSON. HOMER 
Enjiiijn 
302T N. Uth Ave., Omaha, 
Nebraska. Mass. Inst, oi' 
Tech., Bay .Sliore. Bruns- 
wick, Pensacola. key West. 

N. A. No. 2:i:ifi. HTA. 



CARPENDER, VVM. 
Ensif/n 
178 George St., New Bruns- 
wick, N. J. Mass Inst, of 
Tecli., Pensacola, Cape 
May. 




\' CARPEN'li:ii. AI.I.A.N W . 

W,'., Ensign 

'V - ir>()H Franklin St.. Wilming- 

|on, Del. 



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CARPENTER, C. II. 

Ensign 
610 No. Ilrnry St., M,adi- 
8on, Wisconsin. Dunwoody, 
Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2089. 
IIT.\. 



CARPENTER, PHILIP J. 

Ensign 
1608 Franklin St., Wilming- 
ton, Delaware. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West. IITA. 



CARIl. JOHN ICDWIN 
Ensign "^ 

lot) -Main Si.. Porlerville. 
Calif<jrnia. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
San nie-o. N. A. No. 
l.'-jllh HT\ 





CARRIGAN, E. HARRIS 

Student O/licer 
33 Walnut St., San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Dieso. II. T. A. 



CAHHl.MiTON, A. R., Jr. 

Student Officer 
Parkmont Apts., Lynch- 
burg, \ a. l\iass. Inst, of 
Tech., Hampton Roads. 



CARROLL. F. W.j 
Ensign 
Lyons, N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., ,\kron, Rockawav. 
LTA. 



CARROLL.MALCOLM B. 

Ensign 
316 Bement Ave.. Staten 
Island. N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Newport, Pelham 
Bay. ChalliMin. 




CARSON, RUSSELL M. 

Ensign 
2923 Rutland Ave., Des 
Moines, Iowa. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Key W^est, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2356. 
HTA. 



CARTER, PAUL W. 
Ensign 
Greenwich. N. Y. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
^^'hiddy Island, Ire., Miami, 
Fleet Air Detachment. N. 
A. No. 627. HTA, 




CARTER, RALPH 

Ensign 
Haworth, N. J. Ma 
of Tech., Miami. 
No. 2415. HTA. 



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CASKY. JOHN 

.SliiilrnI OJIirrr 
27 (^hironiorit Avt^.. Provi- 
ilr-rici-. H I. .M:is«. Insl. ,,1' 
'I'frh., \cwporl, Kt'y West 

II r\. 



CASSIUY, KUBEHT V. 

Ensifin 
V.i Flint St.. Somorvillr, 
Mjiss. Mas-i. Iiml. of 

'IVcli., I'ensanola. Quoori-*- 
towii. Ire.. Clialliam. IN'. 
A. No. 1072. IITA. 



CASSIDY. \V\1. P. 

Ensi'in 
I l.i Gletiilalc I'ark. Itoih- 
•■slpr. N. Y. Mass. Insl. 
1.1 IVnh.. Ilarvaril Radio. 
-Miami. IVMisai-ola. N. .\. 

iNo. :;62t. IITA. 



CMIIIIKN. CIIAS. K. 

Ensign 

Lyiu-ltliurt;, S. C. .Seattle, 



San Dii'^'o. Pensacolu. 
A. .No. 2:i7.-». IITA. 



N. 




N-!> (itlNNKKY I'l.ANK IaKINc; IIif 



4:-^N^ 




i I > - CAVAlNAGII. v.. II. 

"^ ' Ensitin 

I 720 Clark Si.. ICvacislon. 

, , III. Cr.-al I.ak.s. Mass. 

Inst of Tech.. Blue Mill 

Observatory. 



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III WIMKMI.AIN. K. W. 

Ensign 
i\\ (traftoii .S(.. .\rlinirlon. 
Mass Mass. Insl. of IVih.. 
-Miami. I'onsn«M>ta. N. A. 
No. 2074. HTA. 



CIIAMItKHI.MN. W. .M. 

Ensign 

nil McTri.k Si.. Woneslor. 
Mass Mass. Insl of 

Iwh., Key W.-sl, IITA. 



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ciiAMiiKni.iN. J. n. 

Ensitin 
T'lrrt'sdale, I'hila., Pn- 
Mass. Insl. of Tf'ch.. .\k- 
rori. Pensacolu. N. A. MO. 
2149. LTA. 

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CHAMBERS. C. F. 
Machinisl 
587 West 177th St., New 
York City. Columbia 

University. Easlleigh. Kng.. 
Pensacola. 



CHAPIN, ROBERT E. 

Ensign 
1979 D. St.. Lincoln, Ne- 
braska, Seattle. San Diego, 
Pensacola. N, A. No, 222.3. 
IITA. 



CIIAP.MAN, THOMAS H. 

Ensign 
208 Lapsley St., Selma, 
Alabama. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola, Montauk, 
Hampton Roads. N. A. 
No. 219. IITA. 



CHAPMAN, THOMAS H 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
52 R. I. Ave, N. E., Wash- 
int-ton, D. C. R. F. C. 
Toronto: Hamp. RiU., Ft. 
Worth. Key West. Pensa.. 
Bn. Op. N. A. No. 898. 




CHAPPELL, JAY F, 

Ensign 
622 Fairoaks .\ve.. Oak 
Park. III. Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. N. A. 
No. Uh8. IITA. 



CHARLES, THOS. J. 

Machinist 
238 92nd St.. Brooklyn. 



N. Y. Columbia 
Hampton Roads, 
Fr., Bay Shore. 



Univ.. 
Brest. 



CHARPIOT.CHARLES L. 

Student Officer 
West Unity, Ohio. Seattle. 
Washington, San Diego. 
HTA. 



CHASE, BURR L. 

Ensign 
42.'!0 North Main St., 
Niagara Falls. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2581. HTA. 



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CHKTLAIN, A LOUIS 

Ensign 
7414 Sheridan Road. Chi- 
cago. Ill, Mass. Inst,, of 
Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2:i60. HTA. 





CHETLAIN. KENT G. 
Ensign 
7414 SheridanlRoad. Chi- 
rafio. 111. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami, 'Pensacola. 
N. A, No. 2298. HTA. 



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CIIEYNEY. HENRY C. 

Student Officer 
Green Bay, Wisconsin. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Great 
Lakes, Miami. HTA. 



CHILD, JOHN W. 

Student Officer 
First St..\Villouphby Beach. 
Va. Oiinwoofiy Inst., Minn. 
HTA. 




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CHILSON. C. E. 

Ensign 

Fargo. N. D. Dunwoody, 

Creat Lake^, New York, 

Detroit. Miami. 



CHILTON. WM E.. Jr. 

Ensign 
1222 Virginia St., Charles- 
ton. W. Va. M. I. T.. Key 
West, Pensa., N. Sydney. 
Miami. N. A. No. 1110. 
HTA. 



CHURCHELL. H. C. 

Ensign 
116 McLennan Ave., Syra- 
cuse. N. Y. Mass. Inst. 
Tech., Bay Shore. Hamp- 
ton Roads, Pensacola. 
HTA. 



CHURCHILL, G. K. 

Ensign 
145 East 35th St.. New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2208. 







118 






CHUTE, JAMES L 
Ensign 
63 North St.. Saro, Miiiiie. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
\\«.'sl, Miami, Moutchir, 
Fr., Malpensa. Italy. N. 
.\. No. 143.1. IIT.\. 



t:i..\Ii.\lJGII, SAMUEL F. 

Stndpnt Officer 
Tuscaloosa. .\la. M.iss. 
Inst, of Tech. IITA. 



CLAFLIN. WILLIAM \V. 

Sluilcnl Officer 
l.">6 (>rant ■\vft.. Newton 
Center. Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. IITA 



I/O 

CLAI'I'. KENNETH II. 

Lieut, ij.fl-} 
1.1 Ivxchanne Place, New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. iVnsacohi. R. A. F., 
Wales. KillinKholme. N. 
\. No. 229. IITA. 






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CLABK. C. D. 

Knxign 
ni'l Market St.. .Sunliury. 
I*a. .\Ias.s. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. IVnsacoln. North 
Syilney. N S. N. A. No. 
1112. IITA. 



CLAHK. EDWARD A., Jr. 

Student Officer 
Pond .St.. Jamaica Plain. 
Hoston. .^lass. Mass. Inst, 
of lech. IITA. 



CLAHk. JllllN C. 

Knsiijn 

11.-.4 N. Prairie St., Gales- 

hiirg. Illinois. Mass. Inst. 

"ech.. Key West, Pen- 



sacola 
IITA 



N. A. -No. 22OT. 



CLARK, RANSOM I! 

202 N. WcmkI St., Oxforil 
Ohio. Masvs. Inst, of Tech.. 
Hay Shore. Key West. 
Moutchic. Fr., St. Trojan, 
Fr. N. A. No. 42(1. MIA 



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CLARKE, A. FIELDER 

Ensigrt 
5201 Weytminster Place, 
Pillsburgh, Pa. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Miami. Bay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 21.30. HTA. 



CLARKE. JO.SEPH G 

Ensign 
.323 Wilson Ave.. Cyn- 
thiana, Ky. Mass. Insi,. of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2334. HTA. 



CLAUSEN, E. W. 
Ensign 
202 First National Bank, 
Atchison, Kansas. Masti. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacrjia. 
HTA. 



CLEMENT, EDWARD J. 

Ensign 
508 Milton Ave., Syracuse^ 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.» 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. ^.N. 
A. No. 1592. HTA. 




CLERY, EDWARD D., Jr. 

Sludenl Officer 
Plandorae. Long Island, 
N. Y. Si^atlle, Wash. 
HTA. 



CLIFTON, HENRY C. 

Slurirnl OJTicer 
3607 McKinley Ave., El 
Paso, Te.xas. Seattle, Wash- 
ington, San Diego. HTA 



CLIFTON. JOE A. 

Sladeni Officer 

3601 McKinley Ave., El 

Paso, Texas. Univ. of 

Wash., Seattle, Wash. HTA. 




CLINE, J. THADDEUS- 

Ensign 
2J01 DuranI Ave., Berke- 
ley, California. Mass. Inst,, 
of Tech.. Miami, Pensa. 
cola, San Diego. N. A 
No. 1369. HTA 





COATS, CECIL LYNN 

Ensign 
4526 Brooklyn Ave., Seat- 
tle, Washington. Univ. 
Wash.. .Seattle, San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2262. 
HTA. 



COBB, JA.MES O. 
Ensign. 
Winston, Salem, N. C. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 
Shore, Hampton Roads, 
Pensacola, Key West. N. 
A. No. 1605. HTA. 



COGAN. GEORGE E. 

Student Officer 

98 Ave. C. Hayonne, N. J. 

M.ass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 

Shore. HTA. 



COGGESHALL, J.. Jr. 

Lieul. ij.g.) 
9 Autumn St., Boston 
Mass. Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech., Hampton Roads, 
Pensacola, Bu. Operations. 
N. A. No. 417. HTA. 






.H. Jl 




COHEN, ALVIN F. 
Ensign 
38 Broad St., Charleston, 
S. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2284. HTA. 



COII.E. WILSON W. 

Ensign 
Cookeville, Tenn. Mass. 
In.st. of Tech., Pensa. 
Moutchic. Avord. Old .Sar- 
um. Northern Bomb. Gr., 
Fr. N. A. No. 362. HTA. 



COLBY, ANTHONY D. 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
Rockville, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Hampton 
Roads, Pensacola, Bay 
Shore. N. A. No. 487. HTA. 



COLE. ELVVOODIB 

Student OOicer 
605 Voris St.. Peoria, Illi- 
nois. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Great Likes, Key West 
HTA. 







iiil.K. Ill (ill I.. \I. 
Ensiijfi 
I I Franklin Si. Miirris- 
liiun. I\. J. Muss. Insl. 
"I Tnch.. Miami. K'-y 
Uisl. Bav Shorr. Hriins- 
wick. (;a. N..\. 1(1211 IITA. 



COLKMW. FHIiVMAN 

Sluili-nt Offiri-r 
Santa Rosa, Caltfornia. 
Seattle, Washinj^ton; San 
Diego. IITA. 



COLES, VVII.I.IAM M. 

Etisifjti 
2~il Castro St., .San Fran- 
risro, California. Mass. 
Insl. of Tec-li.. Miami, 
Pensacola, Key West. N. 
A. No, 1667. IITA. 



COM. INS, JKHOMI-: J 

Kltsiiju 
1602 I*illst(»n Ave.. Scran- 
Ion, Pa. .Mass. Inst, of 
Te<-li., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 202,5 
IITA. 



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COLLINS. JOS. J. 
Eiisitjn 
l<^'^ Salcm St., I,.iiwreti('e. 
M.iss. Mass. Insl. o! Tech.. 
Hiiy Shorr, IViinsncola. 
N. A. i\o. 1661. HTA. 



.Ir. 



COLLYKH. Kit\M\ I 

hnsum 
C!ielseu-on-M iidsoii, I >n hh 
ess Co., N. Y. Mass. Inst 
< f Tech.. Hay Sliorr. 



Pensacola. N.A. No. 1897. 
HTA. 



COLWKLL. SAMl KL G. 

Kns ifjn 
II (^)ninry St.. iVovidenre. 
Hhode Island. M. I. T.. 
P»*iisa«'nla. Moutrhic, l,e 
Croi.sic. lluiiiptuii Roads. 
N. A. No. 932. HTA. 



COMIUC. \VM. H. 

Shuienl Officer 
673 f'aroinlelct St., Los 
AiiK<>I**s, California. Seatlle., 
Wasliiiiglon. San Dieso. 



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COMLY. SAMUEL N. 
Sfai/enl Officer 
I'orl Chester. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



CONDON, EDW. T., Jr. 

Lieut. (Jg.) 
Morristown. N. J. CurtLss. 
Buffalo; Bu. of S. K. Wash., 
I. E. M., Seattle. Wash- 
iugton. HTA. 



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CONGDON. K. \V.. Jr., 

SliidenI Officer 
267 RidKewood Ave., Glen 
Hidfje. N. J. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech.. liiiy Shore. HT.\. 




CONGEH, K. li.. Jr. 
Ensign 
Irvington-on-Hudson, New 
York. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Hay Shore, Brunswick, Ga., 
Miami. N. A. No. 20.J9. 
HTA. 



CONDON, GUY B. 

Student Ofjicer 

So. PenoKscot, Maine. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 

Shore HTA. 



CONE, JAMKS HAROLD 

Student Ofjicer 
Room .32« King Si. Sta- 
tion, .Seattle, Wash., Seattle 
LTA. 




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CONN, R. DONALD 
Ensign 
2t)5 Penn St.. Point Marion, 
Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Miami, Key West, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2582 
HTA. 



CONNELL, BYRON J. 
Ensign 
Wilkinsburg, Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., San Diego, 
Pensacola. Rockaway. N. 
A. No. ITl.";. HTA. 




CONNELLY, THOS. J. 

Ensign 
2722 X St., .Sacramento, 
Cal. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. 
Akron. Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Roads, Key West. N. 
A. No. 156.-!. LTA. 



CONNOLLY, JOHN F. 

Student Officer 
]7t8 Larkin St., San Fran- 
cisco, California. Seattle, 
Washington. HTA. 




CONOLLY, JOSEPH F. 

Ensign 
61 Somerset St., Rochester. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola, Killingholnie. 
N. A. No. lilt HT» 




CONOVER, E. VAN A. 

Student Officer 
411 Sewall Ave., Asbury 
Park, N J. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech., Cambridge. HTA. 




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CONSTABLE, HENRY B. 

Ensign 
2064 East 7th St.. Char- 
lotte, N. C. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Hampton 
Rds., Bresl, Pauillac, Moul- 
chic, Fr. N. A. No. liUO. 



CONWAY, M. A. 

Student Offitcer 

369 Mason St.. Portland. 

Oregon. Universily Wash . 

Sealtle, Key West. HTA. 




COOK, THOS. E. 

War, Machinist 

I.').'S College Ave., Pough- 

keepsie, N. Y. Columbia 

Univ., Pensacola. 



COOK. T. K. 
Ensign 
11129 Glenwood Ave., S 
E.. Cleveland, Ohio. Ak- 
ron, Brest, Fr., Guipavas. 
Fr. LTA. 



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CORBKTT, JAMES M. 

Knsiyn 
li'i OntrnI Square. Sonier- 
\\\\t\ Mass. Miiss. Iiisl. of 
'i^'rh.. Miurni, I'eiisocolu. 
Moiitauk. N. A. No. 997. 
LTA. IITA. 



COlUtl.N. HUl.LAiND K. 

Knsign 
(■rand Isle, NiTiiuiiit. Moss 
Inst, of 'I'wh., Hay Shore, 
I'eiisacoln, Key \Ve.sI. N. 
A. No. 621. LTA. IITA. 



COKCOKAN. LARHY 
Ensign 
Hi Park St.. \V. Spriiifrfiold, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 'I'eeh.. 
Key West, Maiini. I'eri- 
sacolu. Hay Shore. (Chat- 
ham. N. A. No. 426. IITA 



COHMACK. WILLIAM S 

Knsiiin 
r> Hi^elow Terraee, Newton, 
Mass. Muss. Insi. of 'IVrh.. 
Pensarola. Hocka way, Paris, 
Moutchie. I'V. N. A. No. 
I0»9. IITA. 



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COILMNC. norCLAS I). 

hJnsign 
r>}l Hamilton Ave., Lynn. 
Mpss, Mass. Insl. of Tech , 
Hay Shire, iV-nsneola. N. 
A. No. 980. LTA. 



CORRY, ARTHl R 

Ensign 
(hiincy. Fla. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Hay Shore. I'en- 
sacola, Paiiilhir. Fr., Moul- 
rhic, Fr., L'Aber Vrach. Kr. 
N A. No. 739. HTA. 



COHVLLL. LKWTSS. 
Enxign 
Osceola. Wisconsiu. Dun- 
wrwxly, Mttin., Key West. 
Pensaeohi. N. A. No. 

2IK7. HTA. 



CUH/.INK. (iliO W\L. Jr. 

Simient Officer 
Jtll Kniporia Ave., Wichita, 
Kansas- Seattle, WusIhiik- 
ton. HTA. 



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COTT. R. S. 

Enaiitn 
or! W Urcnil Si r„luni- 

liils (llij., Diiiittci.clv, 

\liiiM Ml iriii ki\ Wivl 
Pensdciila iN \ INi, J I'lJ 



COTTRELL, EDWIN H. 

Ensign 
■{6 Watson Avf.. East 
(Iranpi- N J Mass. lust. 
.,1 Tp( li Miami Key West, 
I'c IIS Kdla N \. No. 2:)5l. 
}l I \ 



COUGHLIN, GEORGE E. 

Lieut. {j.<j.) 
1117 8th Ave.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Teeh., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. lo.JT. HTA. 



COUGHTRY, F. 

SImknt Orjicer 
41.5 Riverside Drive. New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 




COUNTRYMAN. D. F. 

Emtitm 

'213 .So. Avon St., St. Paul. 

Minn. Dunwoody. Miami. 

Pensarola. N. A. No. 2634. 

HTA. 



CRAIG, RALPH C. 

Student Officer 
210 Van Dyke Ave.. De- 
troit. Mii'h. Dimwooiiy. 
Inst.. .Minn. HTA. 



CRANE. THOMAS F. 

Student Officer 
Port Byron. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



CRAWFORD. LEO. C. 

Student Officer 
710 Centr.'il Ave.. Green- 
ville. Ohio. Diinwoody, 
Minn., Miami. HTA. 





CRAWFORD. M. D., Jr. 

Ensign 
3201 Holmes Ave. S. M.inn.. 
Minn. Dunwoody. M.I. T.. 
Pensa.. Miami. Pauillac. 
Montchic. lirest. Bay Sh. 
N. A. No. 637. HTA. 




CREAMER. C. D. 

Student Officer 
R. F. D. No. 10. Washing- 
ton H.. Ohio. Dunwoody 
Inst.. Minn. HTA. 



CRENSHAW. JAMES E. 

Student Officer 
Care of Texas .State School 
of Miners. El Paso, Tex. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. HTA. 



CRIPPEN. H. M., Jr. 

Student Officer 
Ballston Spa. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes. 




CHI.SSEY. HOY J. 

Student Officer 

3831 Mountain Ave., El 

Paso. Texas. Seattle, 

Washington, Great Lakes. 



CROCKER. FRANK W. 

Ensign 
3.1 Hartwell St., Fitchhurg. 
M.-lss. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Bay Shore. Brunswick, Ga. 
N. A. No. 2049. HTA. 



CHOCKKR. JOHN 
Knsiflu 
210 S. Walnut St.. Maroa. 
Illinois. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. ;'239. 
HTA. 



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( Hn\li;n, PAUL C. 
Knsitjn 
\\. ¥. I) i\... 1, Clinton, 
Iriwii, Oiuiwoody. Miami, 
Key \\esl. I*i:nsacolu. N. 
A. No. 2530. HTA. 



CHOMWKI.L, A. C. 
Kttsign 
2 H. Toiirnine Apts. .31st 
and Colouial Ave., Norfolk, 
V'ir^'iiiia- Mass. Inst, of 
Trrh-, liay Shore. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. I:!I2. 



C.KOMN. KHA\CIS L. 

Ensujn 
12<) Pinkney St., Boston, 
Mass. Mas-s. Inst, of Tech.. 
Mtnini. Pensaeola. N. A. 
No. 2165. IITA. 



CHO.MN, KHKDUICK M 

Stuth'iit Ojjicer 
77 Hirchwood St., West 
Roxhiiry, Mas.s, Mass. 
Iiisl. of Teeh., iVnsaeola 



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Sli„lrnl Officer 
lloaslon, Texas. Harvard 
Hadio. Mass. Inst. ofTech.. 
Miami. Moulrhie, S(iiiad- 
J<Hi 21 1, a. A. F. HTA. 



CHD.M'ON. ALHKUr M. 

Ensifjn 
-\rkadelphia, :\rk. Mass. 
Inst, of Teeh.. Miami, 
Pensaeola. Hampton Hoads. 
N. A. No. 2100. 



CIU.MH, SI.MKDN A. 

Ensign 
82 So. Broad St., Norwich. 
N. Y. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. .Mon- 
tauk. N. A. No. 1279. HTA. 



CHUMPTON. .1. B. 
SliiilrnI Officer 
Minilen. Lonisiana. Seattle, 
Key West. HTA. 



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CUBBERLEY, H. 

Sluilenl Officer 
75 Ashland Ave.. 
Orange, N. J. Mass 
of Tech. UTA. 



East 
Inst. 



CULKIN. W. P. 

Shident Officer 

918 E. Marquette Road, 

Chicairo, III. Dnnwoody 

lust., Minneapolis. IITA. 



CUNDALL, ROLAND L. 

Ensign 
l.iSK Hitch St., Alameda, 
California. Seattle. San 
Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2067. HTA. 



CUNNINtillAM. E. A 
Ensff/n 
1211 N. JelTersou St., 
Mexico, Missouri. Seattle, 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2479. HTA. 




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CURRIER. L. O. 

Studenl Ofjicer 
676 Dennell Sr., J'orts- 
niomh. N. H. Mass. Inst 
oi Tech. HTA. 



CURTIS. GORDON M. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
1411 Vermont St.. Quincy. 
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 943. 



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C.^DLE. C. J.. Student OfTicer. Charleston. III. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes. III.; Akron, Ohio; Rockaway 
Beach. L. I. LTA. 

Cadwell. Marion S., Ensign, 212 Lakeview Ave.. 
Jamestown. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Miami. Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1839. HTA. 

Cahili.. Frank V., Student Officer, 502 Geo. St.. New 
Brunswick, N. J, 

Cahill, Geo. a., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.), 147 Milk St., Boston. 
Mass. 

Caldren. Fred G., Student Officer. 

Caldwell, Harold B., Student Officer. 130 Summit 
Ave.. Ml. Vernon. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA 

Caldwell. Lafayette Hardwick. Student Officer. 
Lookout Mountain. Chattanooga. Tenn. Seattle. Wash. 
HTA. 

Caldwell, Thos. B., Ensign, Carbondale, III. Dun- 
woody Inst.. Minn., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2131. HTA. 

Caldwell, Walter Bruce, Ensign. 601 West 110th St., 
New York City. 

Caldwell, Wm. H., Ensign. 3603 Locust St., Philadel- 
phia, Po. N. A. No. 1383. 

Calhoun. Howell Vincent, Student Officer, 410 River- 
side Drive, New York City. Seattle, Wash., New York. 
HTA. 

Callahan, Cornelius J., Ensign. Y. M. C. A., Camden, 
N.J. 

Callahan, P.a,trick J., Lieut, (j-g.), 123 Cushing Ave., 
Dorchester, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Mout- 
chic. He Tudy. France. N. A. No. 331. HTA. 

Callard, Chas. G., Student Officer. 110 Dyer St., Lans- 
ing, Mich. 

Callaway. Steven W.. Ensign. 1600 Harmon Place, 
Minn., Minn. N. A. No. 2138. 

Callendeb. John M., Jr.. Student Officer, 526 Polk 
Blvd., Des Moines, Iowa. 

Gallery, Wm., Ensign. 4875 Ellsworth Ave.. Pittsburgh. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Miami, Moutchic, 
France: Northern B. G., Campagne, France: Malpensa, 
Italy. N. A., No. 615. HTA. 



CURTZE, FRED. A. 

Ensign 
630 Myrtle St , Erie. Penn. 



Mass. Inst. of 
Miami. Pensacola 
No. 1809. HTA. 



Tech.. 

N. A. 



CUTTHRELL. H. H. 

Lieut. U-9) 
Winston Salem. W. Vir- 
ginia. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. Key West. N. A. 
No. 1590. HTA. 



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Callihan, Roy M.. Ensign. 

Camp. James L., Jr., Student Officer, 20.39 New Hamp- 
shire Ave.. N. W., Washington. D. C. 

Camp, Samuel T., Student Officer, Balboa Park, San 
Diego. Cal. 

Campazzi, E. J., Ensign. 15 Prospect Place, New York 
City. Ma&s. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Fla. HTA. 

Campbell, David P.. Ensign, Douglas Place, Dudley 
Ave., Louisville. Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Hampiun Roads. N. A. No. 1543. LTA. 

Campbell, G. C, Ensign. 

Campbell. Hugh Gordon. Ensign. Care of Sigma Phi 
Place. Geneva, N. Y. 

Campbell. J^sse Lee, Student Officer. 1000 Md. St., 
Columbia. Mo. 

Campbell. John R., Student Officer, 343 High St., Mazda 
Club. Newark. N. J. 

Campbell. Parker T., Student Officer. 2160 Scottwood 
Ave., T(»ledo. Ohio. 

Campbell. Wm., Carpenter. 

Canby. John W.. Ensign, Hackensack, N. J. N. A. No. 
19611. 

Canfield. F. D., Ensign. Y. M. C. A.. Des Moines, Iowa. 

Canfield. Wrenn M.. Student Officer. 210 Capital 
City Bank BIdg., Des Moines. Iowa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Boston. LTA. 

Cannon, A. H.. Machinist. 135 Maple St., Gardiner, Me. 

Cannon. Geo. C. N. A. No. 903. 

Cannon. Harry J.. Student Officer. 642 Ohio Bldg., 
Toledo, Ohio. 

Cannon. John J., Student Officer, 515 Tenth St., Brook- 
lyn. N. Y. 

Cantwell. Wm. H., Lieut, (j.g.). 729 Prospect Ave., 
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moutchic. 
N. A. No. 284. HTA. 

Canty. Geo. R.. Lieut. (Jg). 1 Highland St.. Boston, 
Mass. Pauillac, France; Eastleigh, Eng.. Northern B. 
Group. 

Capser. Leo W., Ensign. 



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Cahiikh, Kahle W., Fiisitfii, 89 Ktrllaiid St.. Lynn, Mass. 

(lAniiAHT. Lkwis H.. Sliitlciit Ofliccr. 212 Ponce dc Leon 
Ave., Allanla. Ga. 

Carle, PAlL,tKnsit'n,f 1730 l^a Loma, Herkelcy, Cnl. 
Mass. Inst, of Teeh., Hay Shore, L. L. Pensncola. N. A. 
No, 1327. 

f'.AHi.KToN. \V.5K , 'Boat-swain, N. A. No. 2(l<ll. 

rAul-SON, II. F . l.ieut. (In.). Sauford. Fla. N'. A. No. 
529. 

<:aiu.s<)n, ,Iom% I'^i>\\in, Sludeiit Oflieer, 91 Itisliopsfra'e 
Hoad. Ni-wli.n\Ci-nler, Mass. Mass. Insl. of Te.li. IITA. 

('ahi„sun, Hai.I'II ANimiiw. Student Officer, .19 Ntjrman 
St., K. OraURe, N.J. 

('ABl.rr<:i, V. J., Ensi'-n, 29 Kvelyn Place. Bronx. New 
V..rk Cily. 

(!\aMAN, Al.l,\N. Student t )nirer. it.', lloharl .\ve., Sntn- 
niil. N. J. 

CxnMICHAl-:!.. Halph A.. StTident Ollii-er. 29 l.'.lh St., 
Washinslon, D. C, 

<:\nM:s, Sami KL J., Kiisij-n. 123 \\. 8tli St., Cambridge, 
Ohio. 

(:\nM:v. C. C. Student Officer, 1526 Lafayette St.. 
Denver, t^olo. 

Carnochan. G. M.. Ensign. New Cilv. Rockland Co., 
N, Y, Mass. Insl. of Tech , Miami. HTA. 

tl \nei:\THR, Gka\t II,. Lieut, l.j.t:.*. La Porte. Peini. 
Akron. Pensaeola, ilarnptnn Itoads, Paindjoeiif, Guipavas, 
Bay Shore, Ilockaway. N. A. No. .-il.i. I.TA. 

CMii-i-:Nrl;a, K. S.. Knsii.'n. 3 Brifjham .St.. Watertown. 
Mass. M.-iss. Inst, of Tech.. Pensaeola, Moutchic, Kraia'c. 
killiiifhohne, Kiig. N. A, No. 1197. UT.\. 

('.vnnERK. RoBT. M . Student Officer. 137 E, 73rd St., 
New ^'ork Cily. 

Cmoioi.i.. CHESTi-:n I>.. Sliident Ollicer, 2 Congress St., 
Worcester. iMass. 

Cahboi.l, Kbank (i.. Student ( lllicer. 3tl3 \\ - ItlL'nd St., 
New York City. 

('arrolI-. James EnwAan, Student Officer, 7 Parcell St.. 
Elmhursl. N. Y. 

Cahhoi.i.. John D., Lieut, (j p.), Boidevard Apl.. Balti- 
more. Md. 

t^^RS^ALLEN, J. I>.. Ensign, 512 \V. End Ave.. New York 
City. 

Carson, A. K., Ensign, 33 Grand St.. Oneontti, .N. Y.. N. 
A. No. 211K. 

Carson. At.EXANnKH V.. Ensign, 33 Grand .St.. Oneonla. 
N. Y, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mianu. Key West, I*ensacola. 
Fla. N. A. No. 2I1H. lilA. 

Cahson. Clifford ('.. EnsigiL Rarslow. Texas. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. RulTalu. Washington, .\kron. LTA. 

Carson. John L., Jr., Student Offi<-i'r. Jl 1 1 West Oelevan 
Ave., Bidlalo. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of leih. HTA. 

CARSors, L. F., Ensign. 203 .S. (^onrl St., .Montgomery, 
.\la., N. A. No. 7()(>. 

Carter, Dickson II., Stu<lent Officer, -101 N. Baylen 
St., Pensaeola. Fla. 

Carter. IIerbert B.. .Sliidenl Officer. 121 Kitig St., St. 
.\ugustiiie, Kla. 

Carter, J. E., Machinist, 3(0 llnllon St.. Galisl.urg. 111. 

Carter, James Hose, Student Officer, High Plain Rd., 
Andover, Mass. 

Carter, John .\., Jr.. EnsigiL 1268 Marion St.. Denver, 
Colo. Seattle. Wash.. Sjin Diego. Pensaeola. N. A. No. 
2371. IITA, 

Cartwbight, Sidney K., Student Officer. 

Carv, John, Student Ollii cr, 931 Cass Ave., S, E.. Grand 
Bapids, .Miih. -Mass lust, of Tech. HTA. 

Carv, John L. Student Officer. 731.^ South Shore Drive, 
Chicago, III. 

('ksi-:, Wm. W., Ensign, 55 Hanson Place, Y. .\L C. .\., 
Brooklyn, N, Y, 

C.ASMioN, Avery Ted. Student Officer. 

C\shi\, Emmet J., Ensign, 60 Piedmont .St.. San Fran- 
<-isco. ('td. .Mas-s. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensaeola. 
Fla.. Rockaway Beach. N. Y. N. A. No. 1438 HTA. 

Cason. Harry T., Student Officer. 450 Prince Ave.. 
Athens. Ga. .Mass. Inst. ..f Tech . Miami. Kla. HT.\. 

Cassady. John -M.. Student Ollicer- 

Cassalle. Clinton B.. Warrant Machinist. 208 Union 
.\ve.. Peekskill. N. Y. Colunihia I'niversily. (treat Lakes. 
III. 

Cassidv. J\mes T.. Student Officer, 1339 E. 93rd St.. 
Clevelaiul.Oh-o. 



CtswEi.L. Che-steh F.. Student OITiccr, 664 Pleasant 

St.. Worcester, -Mass. 

Gate. S. H.. Ensign, 892 Watertown St., West Newton- 
Mass. 

Gates, Fhei.ebick S.. Student Ollicer. 221 N. lllh St.. 
Richmond. Ind. 

Gates. Sami el C. . Ensign. East \ assalboro. Me. Mass. 
Inst, of Tei^h.. Key West. Pensaiola. HTA. 

Catton. W, Robert, Ensign, Benzonia, Mich. Mas-i. 
Insl. of Tech., Akron, Newport. Pensaeola. Hampton 
Roads. N. A. No. 1210 LTA 

C.Air(;HEV. Andrew F.. Ensign. 1118 S. University Ave.. 
Ann Arhor. Mich. Miami. Ainrafl Fact. Philadelphia. 
Pa. HTA. 

Cabenmii;h. Jiuin A.. Sluileut Officer. Iil31 Sheridan 
Road. Chicago. III. 

Cecil. J. M.. Student Officer. Monroe Terrace Apts., 
Richmond. Va. Seattle. W.ash. HTA. 

Chadwick. J. C. Lieut, (j.?.), 116 S. 49lh St., Omaha, 
Neb. 

Chadwick. Noel. Lieut, (j.c). 360 Marlboro Si.. Boston. 
Mass. Akron. Ohio, Key West, Montauk, Cape .May, 
N. A. No 107, LTA, 

Chaffee. E. L., Student Officer. Boise. Idaho. R. R. No 
1. Seattle. San Diego. Cal HTA. 

Ch»lmers. Edwin L.. Ensign. 125 Burk Ave.. Wildwood. 
N.J. 

Chambers. W'alteb A.. Stud.-nt Olli.-er. 1 (.6 Park Ave., 
Atlanta, Ga 

Chambers. Edward G., Stude.il Ollicer. Frankford, 
Mich. 

CnvMBKus, Lester R., Sludenl Officer, Gould Hall. 
University Heights. N. Y. 

Chambers. Willabd W.. Student Officer. Cameron. 
Tex. 

Chamblin. Walter W.. Jr.. Student Officer, Care of The 
Davtoii Jmirniil, Dayton. Ohiti. 

Chandler. Arthur L.. St.ident Officer. 219 Washington 
Si.. Lisiminster. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Chandler. Fitz-Mac. Ensign. Berkeley. Cal. Stan 
ford University. 

Chandler. Llm^n W.. Machinist. 1310 Taylor St 
San Francisco. Cal.. Colunihia University. Pauillac 
.\utanges. Fr.. Eustleigh. Eng. 
Chafin. Edw. D.. Ensign. 

Chafin. Robert M.. Student Officer. Psi U. House. 
Middleton. Conn. 

Chaplin. Duncan D.. Jr.. Ensign Ridgewood. N J . 
Moulchie, Fr.. Bolseiin. Porto Ciirsini. It. N. A. No. 1458. 
Chapman. Edward T.. Student Officer. R. F. D. 3. 
Excelsior. ,\linii. 

Chapman. Jos. G.. Student Officer. 308 Laurel Ave., 
fjlean. N. Y. 

Chapman. Robt, H., Ensign, Care of J. E. Sirrine, 
Engineer, Greenville, S. C. Mass, Inst, of Tech.. keyporl. 
Detroit. Chelsea. .Mich. 

Chapman. Robt. F.. Ensign. 3603 Rroadway. New 
York taly. N. A. No. 659. 

Chapman, W. R.. Ensign. 166 Bergen Ave.. Ridgelield 
Park. .N. J. N. A. No. 638. 

Chalres. Perry I... Student Officer. Seattle. Wash. 
Chase, .\lbert W .. Ensign. 

Chase. A. Prentice. Student Officer. 29 Otis St.. 
Norwich. Conn. Mas-s. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 

Chase. F F.. Ensign. 611 S. Hobart Blvd.. Los Angeles. 
Col. N. A. No. 1.129. 

Chase, 11. Guv. Student Officer. 1312 Rhode Island 
Ave N, W, Washington. D. C, DuDwootly. Minn.. 
Mass. Inst of Tech. HTA. 

Chase. Randall. Student Officer. 902 Oak Aye., Sanford; 
Fla. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Ohio. LI A. 

Chase. Rodney. Ensign. 42 Church St . Waterbury. 
Conn. N. A. No. 2232. 

Chase, Wheeler F.. Ensign. 611 S. lloharl Hlvd . Los 
.\ngeles. Cal. 

Chase. Wm. R.. Student Officer. 

Chatfield. Charles H., Ensign, 509 Willow St . W al.^i 
bury. Conn. 

Chefsman. W. L.. Lieut. (j.K.). Care of Choesmau 
Elliott, ion William St . New York City. 

Cheney. E. C. Ensign. 2517 Lincoln St.. Evanston. II. 
Cheney. Philip L.. Ensign. 535 Beacon St. Boston. 
Mass Mas-s. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pen.sac,ola, Hampton 
Roads. .\. A. No. 2061. HTA. 



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Cheves, Langdo!v McCobd. Ensign, 47 South Battery, 
Charleston, S. C. Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola, N. A. 
No 2311. UTA. 

Cheyney, Henby C, Jr., .Student OITicer. Green Bay, 
Wisconsin. Mass. Inst, ot" Tech., Great Lakes, Miami. 
HTA. 

Child, T. E., Ensign. 

Childs, W. G., Student Officer. 

Childers, James S., Student Officer, 1221 N. :!()lh St., 
Birmingham. Ala. Mass. Jnst. o!" Tech., Key West, Fla. 
HTA. 

Chipman, U. G , Lieut, (j.g.). 

Chi.slin(^. P;i.i.iott L.. Student Officer, 1616 East 8th St., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Ma.ss. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 

CHOunRE. Emile. Ensign, 2115 Alameda Ave., Alameda, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami, San Uiego, 
Pensacola. Coco Solo. HT.\. 

Christman, Raymond Biirke, .Student Officer, Orton- 
ville, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Chrjst, Leone L., Student Officer. 

Chrjstensen, Clarence A., Student Officer, 732 Sliep- 
ord Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis. 

Christenson, Harry, Lieut, fj.g ) 

Chkistenson, R., Machinist. N. .\. No. 18I1.T. 

Christie, Robt., Student Oflicer, 105 OraiiL'e Hoad, 
Moniclair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Chbistman, Fbanklin B., Lieut, (i-g.). Care of Ivy 
Club, Princeton, N. J. N. A. No. 631'. 

Chrysleb, C D., Student Officer, Lake Park, Iowa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Church, Geo., Student. Officer, Gt. Bnrrington, M.iss. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Ohio. LTA. 

Churchill, Geo. K.. Ensign, Little Silver, P. ().. N. J. 
N. A. No. 2208. 

Churchill. P. W., Student Officer, Yreka, Cal. 
Churchill, Warbeiv N.. Lieut, (j.g.), 1618 River St., 
Burlington, Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

ClssEL. John F., Student Officer, 895 West End Ave., 
New York City. 

Clancy, Wm. C, Ensign, Hotel Shoreham. Wash., D. C. 

Clabk, a. S., Ensign, Alexandria Bay, N. Y. 

Clabk, Albebt J., Ensign, Towson, Md. 

Clark, Alfbed M., Ensign, 21 Liberty St.. New York 
City. 

Clabk, Allan K., Student Officer, 513 West Market 
St., Akron, t^hio. 

Clark, C. S., Jb.. 
Arbor, Mich. 



Ensign, 1550 Washtenaw .St.. Ann 



Clark, C. S., Student Officer, Phi Kappa Psi House. 
Enston, Pa. 

Clark, E. M., Ensign, 

Clark. Franklin S., Ensign, N. Amherst, Mass. 
Akron. Rockaway Beach, (.tueenslown. Ire.. Raehamitton 
Eng., Brest, Fr., Halifax, N. S. LTA. 

Clabk, Jas. E., Student Officer, 50 Avery .\ve.. Detroit 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Clark, John C, Ensign, 912 E. Washington St., Ann 
Arbor, Mich. 

Clark. John W.. Student Officer, Care of Telluride 
Motor Co., Provo, Utah, Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Clabk, Leicester C, Student Officer, B27 Broad St , 
Meriden, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Clark, Sanford S., Student Officer, 13 Front St., Schen- 
ectady, N. Y. 

Clark, Thos. A., Carjienter. 

Clark, W.ilter L., Student (tfficer. 105 North Street 
Ware, Ma.ss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Kla. HTA. 

Clark. Wendell H.. Ensign. 716 Lake Ave.. Wilmelle. 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. I'eii.sacula. 
N. A. No. 1785. HTA. 

Clabk.son, Lawbence W., Student Officer, 41 Lying St., 
Newburyport, Mass. 

Clarkson. Wm. Floyd, Lieut. (hH-). 1303 Shady Ave., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. Toronto University, Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. San Diego. 

Clayton. Henry C, Ensign, N. A. No. 360. 

Cleary. Francis M., Student Officer, .3529 Locust St, 
Philadeljihia. Pa. 

Cleaby, Jos. R., Machinist, 88 Ash St., Nashua, N. H. 
Clemans, R. M., Student Officer, 77 16th St Wheehn- 
West Va. Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Clemens, Thos. B., Ensign, 1970 La Salle Ave., Los 
Angeles, Cal. N. A. No. 1292. 



Clement, James K., Ensign, Wayland. Mass. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech-. Hampton Roads, Chatham, Mass. Com- 
munication Officer. 

Clements, Wabben, Ensign, 8 Washington Court, 
Richmond, Ind. Great Lakes, Eastleigh, Eng. HTA. 

Clendaniel. Geo. W., Ensign. Kennedyvillc, Md. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Pensacola, Hampton 
Roads. N. A. No. 2142. HTA. 

Cleveland. Julian E. G.. Student Officer, 4208 lilh Ave., 
N. E., Seattle, Wash. 

Cline. J. C. Ensign, 1563 Elbur Ave., Cleveland. Ohio. 
N. A. No. 1832. 

Cline, John W., Jb., Student Officer, 447 B St.. .Santa 
Rosa, Cal. 

Close, Eugene F., Lieut, (j.g.), 330 Perry St., Sandusky, 
Ohio. 

Clute, Howabd H., Student Officer, 470 W. Water St., 
Elmira, N. Y. 

Coates, J. W.. Ensign. 

Clyde. L. Eabnest, Student Officer, 50o E. Franklin St , 
Richmond, Va. 

Cluthe, W.m. a.. Student Officer. 

Coates, Robert M., Student Officer, 30 Xamlerbill 
Hall, Yale College, New Haven, Conn. 

Coatsworth, Caleb, J., Lieut, (j.g.), 580 W. Ferry 
St , Buffalo, N. Y. No. 1005. 

Cobb, Amos IL, Student Officer, Penfield Road, Brighton, 

Cobb, Geo. W., Ensign, Huntington, L. L. N Y. Bay 
Shore. L. I.; Miami. Fla. N. A. No. 438. HTA. 

Cobb. Richabd E.. Student Officer, 17 Magnolia St., 
Arlington, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. U. S. S. Pr-slon, 
U. S. S. Carola. U. S. S. Melang. HTA. 

Codding, J. Albert. Ensign, 3909 Spruce St., Phila- 
delphia. Pa. 

Coddington, D. H., Lieut, (j.g.'l., 106 E. 85th St., New 
York City. N. A. No. 137. 

CoE, Philip K., Student Officer, 26 Hawthorne Ave., 
Akron. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Wingfoot Lake, Ohio. 
LTA. 

CoE, Seymour, Student ftfficer, 106 William St., East 
Orange, N. J. 

Coffey, Claude R., Machinist. 15 Fairlawn St., Ever- 
ett, Mass. 

Coffey, Edward II. , Jr.. Student Officer, 9 Lamartins 
Terrace, Yonkers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
Pensacola. LTA. 

Coffin, Lee K.. Student Officer, Melrose, Mass. Miami, 
Fla.; Brest, France. 

Coffin, Roy R., Student Officer, 5t)7 Hansberry St. 
Gerraantown. Pa. 

CoFFMAN, John B , Studcnl officer. 

Coggeshm.l. Habbison II. , Sliidciit Officer, 2221 Mass. 
Ave., Cambridge. Mass. 

CoKEB, Wallace E., Ensign. 

Cole, Francis G., Student Officer, 1900 fth St.. N. W 
Washington, D. C. 

Cole. Harold A., Lieut, (j.g.), 191 Maple St-, Water- 
town, Ma.ss. N. A. No. 454. 

Cole, Henry P., Student Officer, 511 Cleveland St., 
Raleigh, N. C. 

CoLF.GBovE. W. H., Ensign, Box 211, Ridgway, Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2109. HTA. 

Coleman. Claude, Student Officer, Olympic House. 
East Lansing, Mich., Dunwoody In^t., Minn. 

Coleman. Cornelius, Ensign, 48 Randolph Hall. Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 

Coi.EMAN, Harold T., Ensign, 18 Church St., Welle.sley, 
Ma^s. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Rockaway Beach, Akron. 
LTA. 

Coleman, Richard L.. Ensign. Java, Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, L. I.: Pens.acola, Fla N. A. No. 1847. 
HTA. 

Coleman, W. L., Machinist. 

Coleman, Wm. C, Student Officer, 5830 Prytania St.. 
New Orleans. La. 

Coletti. Philip E.. Student Officer, 135 W. Tremont 
Ave.. Bronx, N. Y., N. Y. 

(jOi.lier, Nfili. R., Student Officer, 115 New York Ave., 
N. W., Washington, D. C. 

Collins, Di'di.ei'-.h C, Ensign, 12 W. 44th St., New- 
York City. Great Lakes. Pensacola. Fla. HTA. 

Collins, Earl P., Student Officer, 973 Mass. Ave,, 
Cambridge, Mass, 



Collins. John. Ensign, oltlt \V. M Iih St.. .\i-w ^oik 
Cily. N. A. No. 1664. 

('.OLUNS, OnviLLE W., Sliichiiil onicrr. 105 Main St.. 
I IriKiersoii, Ky. 

C'oLLiNs. I^onTFR D., Knsipii, llnivcrsily Cluh. Akron. 
Mn«s. InsI of Tech., \Vin^'f(K>t l,ako. Akron, Ohio; Pensa- 
rola, Fhi. N. A. No. 199".. l/IA. 

f'oLLiNS. R. E.. Slmient Oflicor. 272'> Ffanovfir Circln. 
hirniitifth^m. AIn. Mass. Ins(. ol Tei-h.. Miami. IITA. 

r.oi^TON, T. M.. Knsijin, San Dic^o. 

'■()i,T, RoswEi.L C, Student Oflirer. ilopp S(.. Iliislol. 
M I. Mass. Iiisl ot Twh.. Newpnrl. It. I. M'l\ 

(IniMiiL. IIamhy !'>., Jh., Shidenl Oflicer. 

f:oMi:v. HonT T.. Student Oilicrr. 27011 Berkshire Hoad. 
Clevc.ai.d. Ohio. 

('oMi>o. Ono. L., IJent. (j g.), Hahlgren, \'a. 

CoMi'TON. R. P.\KKi:n, Kiisign. 5.'>6I Delmar Ave.. St. 
LiHiis, Mo. 

CoNirr, K. J.. Lieut, (j-g.). 100 IJnroln St.. \r\v Itritaiii. 
('oim. 

iloNrFv. n. L.. luisign. Annrostia. N. \. No. 1166. 

(lo'Nii \. I'^oHAnn M.. Jn . Student Ollicer. 

("oNLEV, M. M., Kiisign. Madera. Cul. N. A No. 1JI12. 

t^ONNELL, Knw.\an M.. luisign, 9 Carleton Ave.. Rrad- 
ford. Mas.s. Mass. Insl. of 'IVch.. Miami, IVn.sacohi. N. A. 
No 192(1. IITA. 

Connelly. Mir ton K. KnsJK'n. r>6l6 Mirhigan Ave.. 
Chicago, Ml N. A. No. 20;tH. 

Conner, Kahl U.. Knsign. 

('oNNEM. Jos. W.. Lieut, (j.g.). IVMiam Apt., N. i:Uh St., 
Riclimund, Ind. 



CoNNERs, Wm. J.. Jn..Licul. (j.g.). 2.)0 Main St.. HufTalo. Iihaca. N. Y. 



CoiisoN, K. T.. l*-nsign, 120 Ocean Ave. Ocean Cily. 
N.J. N. A. No. M17. 

Con«oN. FiiROEnic \V.. Student Oflicer. 6;j l^lm Road- 
Ni'wlonville. Mas.s. 

CoRsiTT. IImuiv R.. Flnsign. 116 7th .\ve.. La firnnce, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. Pensacoln. 
N. A. No. K.m.. JITA- 

('orTEii, IIamold J., Ensign. 728 S. Fourth St., Spring- 
(iehl. HI. 

Cotti\<;mam. W. S.. Knsign, Lake Shore Blvd., Cleve- 
I:irui. Ohio. N. A. No. n.'>7. 

(Joijcii. Flouhnoy R., Student Ofliccr, TnhhKjuoh. Okla. 

Com-s. SioNEY \V.. Student OITicer. 419 St. Clair Ave.. 
Detroit. Mich. 

('on TEM. norr.LAs, Student OfTiecr. Aigburth Park. 
Towson. Md Sealth'. Wash, MT.\, 

CoiiiTNEv. Ehnest II., Student Ollicer, 109 Fifth Ave,. 
Saginaw. Mich. 

Cown.L. CiiAHLEs C. ICnsign. 161 Reck .\ve., Akron. 
Ohi<i. Muss. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, .Miami. Pensii- 
cohi. Fla.; Cape May. N. J. N. A. No. 1344. HTA. 

(^owiE. Tiios. J.. Student, OfTH^er, 212 S. Queen St.. 
Martinshurg. W. \a. 

Cox, Alk\ F., Student Ollicer, 1912 S|>e'dway. .\ustiii. 
lev. 

('ozENs, W. Iv. Roat.swain. 

(^RAFT. Mi-:hhittS.. Student Ofiieer, 701 JetVersftn Jtank 
RIdg.. Rirmirigham, Ala. Muss. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

CnAFTs. Lewis II., ICnsign, 20 Anderson Phice. Ruflalo. 
\. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. .Msimi. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1666. HTA. 

('nANinLL. ,\nnisoN R.. Machinist, I U> Stewart Ave., 



N. Y. N. A. No. .'517. 

CoNNOH. W.M. n.. Student Otlicer. 10 :ird Si.. Mar^hlield. 

Wis. 

CoNovEH, I':lmeh C, Studeni Ollicer, 2.')9 S. M.iin St.. 
Akron. Ohio. 

CoNOVEU. How A no WM.. Shidenl Oflii'T, hnirninuiil 
Hotel. Jersey City. N. J. 

('ONHAO. John !>.. Sludeul Ollicer. Maniillon. Mn. 

CoNsTANTiNE. A. R.. Lieut. *.i.g.), Creal Lakes 

CoNTANT. CoHNELirs R., Sludeiil Ollicer. lllO Hudson 
St.. Mohoken. N. ,L 

C.oNww, Milton K.. Student Ollicer, 721 <^)uehec 
Place. N. W.. Washington. I). C. 

(Conway. FnAfvK. Lieut, (j.g.). 4l(;iII W. Monroe .Si .. 
Chicago. III. Akron. Ohio: Rockaway. R»)<kain|>toii. 
Wexford, Qne<'nsIown, Paimhoeuf. Rerehaven- I.T\. 

Cook, M. R., Machinist 

Cook Hm.ph C. Stu.lent Ollicer. 2(H (irand C.cniral 
Place. Inwood, Long Islanfi, N. \. Mass. Inst, of Tech . 
Mi.y Shore. IITA. 

Cook. Pobt.. Student Ollicer. 11129 (Jlcnwood Ave,, 
C'levelanil. Ohio. 



CnANDALL, C. IL, Machinist. 

Ckandall, Leonard J.. Student Ollicer. 20.'» IC. St.. 
W arrcn. Pa. 

Ckane. Josini\, Jh., Lieut, (.j.g,). WeslwoiMl. Mass 
StpiantunL Ft. W orlh. I lampion Roails, Killinf^holme 
\. \. No. 29(1. HTA. 

('haswell, G, K. Knsign. I7(i6 T<)i>pin(; \v«^., Rrons. 
N. Y. N. A. No. M.'-.7. 

CnAWFOnn. Alhert M., Ensign. Jl I 2 Conn. .\ve,. N. W'.. 
Washington. D. (2. 

Chaweoro. Rryce, Jr., Siudent Ollicer. 1912 Lothrop 
S( , Omaha, Neh. 

Crvhford. Frederick C. Student OfTicer. University 
Chih. Cleveland. Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Terh.. Dunwoody 
lusiidile. HTA. 

CnvwEORrt. Ronr. R. P.. Siudent OITiecr. 

Cr\v\fori>. Thko- J., Machinist. 

CRAWKtuui. \V. D , Student Ollicer. Cohinihi;i. S. C . 
Seattle, Wash. IITA. 

Crees, Rc)bt. R., Student Omcer. 317 29th St.. .San 
Francisco, Cal. 

(2bi-;ighton, Rert IL. Ensign. 404 Secoinl St., Pilcairn. 



Cooley. IIarold I).. Student OITirer, (irand Jury RIdg.. Pa. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola and Miami, Fla. 



Nashville. N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA 

CooLEY. RiriiARD L.. Lieut, (i-g.). .14 Prescotl St., New- 
tonville. Mass. N. A. No. 10;J6. 

Coon. Lioyd Frvnk. Studeni OITieer. 7P> Wells Fargo 
Rldg., San Francisco, Cal. 

Coon, Stanley. Ensign. 616 Deiihani Rhlg . Oenver. 
Colo. 

CooNEV. E. W.. Ensign. 40 W. 127th S! . New York City 

Cooi'ER. Andrew A.. Lieut. U g.). Home. (Ja. Mass. In»-t. 
of Tech.. Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. /.7» HTA. 

(!ooi'ER. Philip, Studeni OfTiwr. Amite. La Seal tie. 
Wash IITA 

Col•EI.A^n. Phillii's, Student Ollifer, Care of Rev, Theo 
Copeland. PinebliilL .\rk. 

CoRBETT. John Oennen. Student f>nicer. Washington 
it I^'e liniv., S. .\. I'). House. Lexintrlon. \ n. 

CoRBOV. Leo. J,. Student Ollii-er 

CoHEY, James. Student Officer. 23 Freni h St., Pawl uckei . 
R. 1. 

Corey, Rus.sell R., Lieut. \j.p.). Villa Tranquillily, 
Far Rocknway. N. Y. N. A. No. 553. 

Cornell. Alfred R.. Ensign, 420 W. I30th St.. New 
York Cily. 

Corner. Wm. Watson. Siudent Officer. 5235 I7th Ave . 
N. E, Seattle. Wash. 

Cornet, II L., Jr.. Student Oflieer. 4550 Persh'ngSt.. St. 
Louis. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola. HTA. 

Cornish, Donald O.. Machinist 51i Prescotl St.. Now- 
tonville, Mass. 



N. A. No. 1016. HTA. 

Crinklev. Andrew. Ensign. 

(mcswELL, John R., Ensign, 45.15 Forest Ave.. Norwoeid, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Rockaway Reach. 
LTA. 

Chittenden. Rogers, Student Officer. 711 Manheim 
Road, Kansas City. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
HTA. 

Crocker. IL J.. Student Officer. 2301 Laguna St.. San 
Francisco. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 

CnoM. J. F . MuchiniRl. 

CnoMpTON. C. Jr., Lieut. G-B-^- "' Wi||i;tins Si , W or 
C4>sier, Mass. 

Crone, linwAKD Artiu'r, Stu<ienL Officer. 

Crosby. (lon.n Moiujan. haisigu. Sea \'ii'w. Maiks. 
Mass. Insl. of 'I*ech.. Kev West. .Miami. Pensacola, North 
Sidney. N A No. 95H. " HTA. 

Cros.s, C. M.. Ensign, (Corcoran, Cal. N. A. No. 1855. 

Cross. Chester C. Student Officer. 1818 23d Ave.. 
.Seattle. Wash. 

Cross. (;orh\m L., Student Officer, .340 Genesee St. 
Ctica. N. Y. Mafts. Inst, of Tech.. Ray Shore, L. I. 
HTA. 

Crow. IL S.. Siudent Officer. 317 Clinton St.. Jackson. 
Mich. 

Crownover. Lowell Cm., Student Officer, Renedict. 
Neb. 

Crump, Raymond F.. Ensign, 345 Litchfield Road. 
Akron. Oliio. 



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Crumpto.-v, Thos. U., Sludenl OlIiKer. MaplesviHe, Ala. 
Dunwoody Irlst., Minn.. Miami. H I'A. 

Criizen. R.tNDOLPH, Suident Oflioer, 303 Center_Sl,., 
Paxlon, 111. 

Cl'I.beht.son. Albert L, Ensign, 300 E. Vine St.. Ml. 
Vcrnim. D.iio. N. A. No. 1'164. 

Ci I.BERTSON. Francis B., Suidenl Omcer, 2.5 Irvinfilon 
St . lidston, Mas.*;. 

CuLBKBTSON, Wm. S.. Sludcnl Oftiicr. UI8 Si. James 
Court, Louisville. Ky. 

CuLKiN. Wm. a.. Ensign. 2328 Woodland Ave., Dululli. 
Minn Mass. Inst, of Te h., Miami, Pensacola, Roeka- 
way. N. A. No. U21. HTA. 

CliLLlNAN, C.HMG K., Eusign, Fidelity Trust Co., Hous- 
ton. Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 

Ci li-iTi', EowiN F , Ensign, University of Pemisylvatiia. 
I'liiladelphia, Pa. N. A. No. 1418. 

CiiLLOM. Smith, Student OtTicer, Miami, Fla. .Mass, 
Inst, of Tech. II I'A. 

CiiMBERL,*ND. Wm. E., Student, OfBcer. 1U8 3,)lh St., 
N. W., Washington, D. C. 

CuMMiNGS, Wm. II., Student Ollicer, 71.5_Cliflon .\ve.. 
Newark. N. J. 

CuNDELL. IIenrv G., Student Officer, 95 Park Ave , 
Paterson. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Long 
Island. HTA. 

CuNNi.NGHAM. BEr<jj. K., Student Ollicer, '116 Saratoga 
Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 

CliNMiNGToN. A. B., ,Ir., Studcut Oflicer, 561 E. .Nash 
St., Akron, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. I,TA. 

CiJPPiEs, H. T . Machinist. N. A. No. 2(193. 



CuKDTS, Wm., Student Ollicer. 911 Colonial .\ve , Nor- 
folk, Va. Mass. Inst, of Te-h. HTA. 

Curie. E. H., Ensign. 

CliRLEV, DoRRls D., Student OHicer, 466 Belvedere St., 
San Francisco, Cal. 

CuRRAN, Stvnley T . Lii'ut. (j.g-). Ccagsmoor, N. Y. 
N. A. No. 287. 

Currey. Hobt. S.. Student Olficer. Dixon, Cal. 

CuRRis. .\rchibali>, M. L , Student Ollicer. H F. I>. 
No. 3. Fayptlville, N, C. 

Curry. Frvncis J.. Student Ofiicer, 109 Chestnut St., 
Darby. Philadelphia, Pa. 

(,]inR\ . Ceralo Cw.. Ensign, 6 Craigie Circle, Cambridge, 
.Mass. 

ClRTlcE, Aubrey, Student Ollicer, Delta Upsilon House, 
Slanl'ord University, Cal. 

CURTIN. Jos. Wm., Sluilent Ollicer, 112 S. Wells St., 
Chicago, 111. 

Curtis, I.eChino W,. Student Ollicer. Bed Hook, 
New York. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IIT.\. 

Curtis, Paul W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1284. 

CuRTiss, Chas. p., Ensign. 

CusHiNo. llowABD W., Eusigii, N. A. No. 1058. 

CusH.MAN, Alvan A., Eusigii. 

CusHMAN, Raymond J., Ensigu, Bay Shore, L. I. N. A. 
No, U15. 

(!;utli.;r. John F.. Ensign. 2620 ltaiicr()ft V\'ay, Berkeley, 
Cal. N. A. No. 1663. 

Cutler. Rk:ha»d II.. Student Ollicer, 108 Elmwood 
Road. Roland Park, Md. 

Cutting, Robt. Hill, I'-nsign. Oak KidII, Winchester, 
Mass. N. A, No. 2011. 




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H.Hhellc. N. Y. Bay Shore, 


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DALY. LKWI.S A. 
Ensign 
627 S. 6J2 St.. Moiimotiih, 
Illinois. DiinwrKKly. Miii- 
nciipolis. MtEiiiii. Peiisii- 
culn. N. A. No. 2365. HTA. 



DAMEL. Jun.\ M 
iCnsitjn 
3000 Q. St.. N. W.. Wiish- 
inik'ton. n. C. Mnss. Iiisl. 
of Tech.. Pcnsarola. I'uuil- 
lac, Moiitchic. Il*" Tiidy. 
N. A. No. 714. HTA. 




DANLV. I'lllLO IF. 

Atnrhinisl 

51 l\ Iowa Si.. ('.hi''ai:<>. lit. 

Otliiniltia LJnivcrxily. IVI- 

tuiin Hay. f{(>ckiiv\ny lietirh. 



DALGMTERS. C. G. 
Sfudent OJficer 
Van Wi^rl. Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Teh. IITA. 




131 




DAUM, RAYMOND J. 

Ensign 
139 E. 59lh P'..Los Anieleii. 
California. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Grcal LmIii-s. Hork- 
away, Pensanuia. .San Mict; >. 
r. S. S. Ih,nlin,il„n 




DAVIDSON, JOHN S 

Ensign 
321 West «7th St., New 
Yorli City. M. I. T., Key 
West. Miami Moulchic, 
Campainne. N. R. C... B. 
Iv F. N. A. No, 1 l.ill. 



DA\ II)S(JN, ROBERT B. 

Ensign 
1525' Adams Ave.. Scran- 
ton, I'a. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No 2370. IITA. 



DAVIS, COURTLAND II. 

Student Ofticer 
223 North Columbus. St., 
Alexandria. Va. Dun- 

woody, Minn. IITA. 




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DAVIS, DWIGIIT S. 

E/isign 

Wol.urn. Mass. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Cambridge. 



Miami, Pensacola. 
No. 1431 H I'A. 



N. A. 



DAVIS. GEORGE E. W. 

Ensign 
2627 Hearst Ave.. Berkeley. 
Cai. San Diego, Pensa- 
cola, N, A. No. 2005. 



DAVIS, HAROLD R. 

Lit'iil. ij.g.) 
The Connecticut. Washing- 
Ion. D. C. M. I.T.. Pensa., 
I lamp Rds.. Ft. Worth. 
KillinL'liolrnc. Anacosti:!. N 
\. \.i ;,"ll. IITA. 



DAVIS. JOHN LORD 

Student Officer 
281 W. College Si.. Oherlin. 



Ohio. Mass. 
Key West. ] 



nst. of Tech. 
ITA 





DAMS, ROBERT J. 

j 1 .J Lieut, (j.g.) 

'^-SVVV' S"! Upper Mountain Ave., 
Upper Montclair, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen 
sacol;'. Key West. N. \. 
No. ,'107. IITA. 



DAVIS, THOMAS E 

Ensign 
203 Twelfth St., N. W.. 
Canton, Ohio. Mass, Inst, 
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen- 
sacola, Hampton Roads. 
N. A, No. 11931.2. HTA, 



DAVISON. RU.SSELL L. 

Ensign 
,5033 Walnut St., Phila- 
delphia. Peim. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Cambridge, Pen- 
sacola N. A. No. 1003. 




DAVY, W. MYRON 

Lieut, ij.g.) 

M. I. T., Cambridge. Mass. 

Geoliis-'ical Dept. Mass. 

Iiisi. of Tech. IITA. 



DAWSON, HAROLD K, 

Student OXlicer 
51 Edward Ave., Pittsfield, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Cambridge, Key 
West. HTA. 



DEANE. ANDREW 

Ensign 
K53 Hancock St., Wollas- 
ton, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2183. HTA. 



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DAVISSON, CYRUS G, 

Ensign 
1350 Carroll St.. Brooklyn, 
N. V. Mass Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Pensacola. Newport. 
New London. N. A. No 
1361. LTA. 




DEERING. EDWARD M. 

Student ujjicer 
Hamilton Ave.. Y'onkers. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 







i>i: i.\ \ i:u(iM:. J. H. dki.aiiantv. r. w i)i;i.i.. kdwahd ii dk lonh. c. ii. 

Slmlrnl Officer Lieut. (J'l) Sliulelil Officer Sluilriil Officer 

".').!1 St. Charles Ave., t07 W S.-ilh St.. New ^ Ork .il I Sulphiii Ave, Mi.lille Killiiiiii. llliriiiis. Dii 

New Orlean-*, I.a. Scallle, C.ily, Rockaway |j4-ac»i. rnwn, Ohio. .Mass. Iii^l. \v<Mi(Iy. H'r.\. 

Washinglon. HTA. LTA. „f Tech. MIA. 




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DEMAREST. k. i;[,\li;i( 

Eiisitj/t 
5.» (iilTord ,\vi'., Jersey 
Cily. N. J. Mass. Inst of 
Tech., Itay Shore. Peu- 
Bncola. N. A. .No. IVTl. 



DKMIl.l-, Mll.rON 
Carpenter 
Pittsburg .\ve., Ca >e May, 
N. J. L'Alwr-Vraeh, Fr., 
Le Croisic. Kr., hay .Shore, 
N. Y., Cape May, I'aiiillac, 
Fr. 



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DKMOMCr. <;. F. 
Knsiitn 
.193 Park Place. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Whitestone, .Mass. 
Inst of Tech., Miami, 
iVnsncolu. N. .\. No. 11)24 
MTA. 



DKMPSKY, Pl.INN D. 

Sltutenl OO'tcer 
23 Queenshnry St., litiston, 
Mass. Mass Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. HTA. 



133 




DENISTON, NOBLK G. 

Ensign 
Sardinia, Indiana. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech , Great'La ces, 
Akron, Pensacola. N. A 
No. 1728. LTA. 




DENNIS, JOHN W. 
Ensign 
Grundy, Virginia. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. 
Akron, Rockaway, Hamp- 
ton Roads, LTA. 



DENT. ELBERT, Jr. 
Ensign 
308 West Springfield Ave., 
Chestnut Hill. Pa. M. (. T., 
Pensacola, Holsona, Mout- 
chic. He Tudv, Bay Shore. 
N. A. No. 315. HTA. 



DENTON, W. M. 

Student Officer 
604 Linwood Ave., Evans- 
ville. Ind. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron. LTA. 




DES ROCHERS, GEO. E. 

Ensign 
157 Montezuma St., Hough- 
ton, Mich. Great Lakes, 
Pensacola. 



DETTLING, GEORGE H. 

Ensign 
1826 Sherman St., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Buffalo, East 
Greenwich, Great Lakes, 
B<,ston. New York. HTA. 



Di:\ i:\i;ai , w. f. 

student Officer 
Lee, Illinois. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Cambridge. Key 
West HTA. 



DEVINEY, AL E. 

Ensign 
306 W. 19th St., Austin. 
Texas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1743. 
HTA. 




DIAL, MORSE G. 

Ensign 
416 8th St., So. Fargo, 
N. D. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1389. 
HTA. 



DlCkEY, FRED C. 

Ensign 
131 Newbury St.. Boston. 
MasHi. Mass. In^t. of Tech., 
Key West, Miami. N. A. 
No. I.'i30. HTA. 



DICKEY, LINDSAY K. 

Ensign 
3037 So. Vermont Ave., 
Los Angeles, Cal. Mass. 
Inst of Tech.. Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. HTA. 




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DILLON, THEODORE F. 

Ensign 
903 South 4.9th St.. Phila., 
Penn. Mass. Inst,, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Mout- 
ehic, Treguier, Fr. N. A. 
No. 1636. 



DICKSON. ALBERT C. 

Student Offitcer 
2309 Boulevard. Wilming- 
ton, Delaware. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West. HTA. 




DILTS. ALEXANDER R. 

Ensign 
P. O. Box 215, Hanover, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Goodyear Field, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2155 
LTA. 






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OIXIIN. JOHN I'. 

Slll,l,lll OfficiT 
7.'{.'> Itni'kiiiiin St.. Casper, 
WyomillK- Sratlle, Key 
Wesl. IITA. 



DODI). Jdll.N \l,l'IU;i) 

Slmlfill Officer 
22 Lnwn Ave,, Midilletown, 
Connecticut. Mas.s. Inst. 
ufTcch. IITA. 



DODD.S. \I.N(;i;.NT (i. 

Sludenl Officer 
!t'> Rowley St.. (iouverneur, 
IN. Y. Mass. InsLofTech., 
Key West. IITA. 



DODGE. IIAHUIS T. 
Ensign 
2706 Travis .St., Houston, 
Texas. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., CjinibridKe, Key 
West, PensiK-ola. N. A. 
No. 1857. IITA. 




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Taken from a Plane on the MV/// to Sea of 700 Feet 





DODGE. LESLIE P. 

Stuilinl Officer 
132 Middlesex Uoad, Chest- 
nut Hill. Ma:<s. Mass. 
Insl. of Terli.. .Miami. 
HTA. 



DullMMAN. IHANK .S. 

Lieut, yj.'j.) 
.'>.■)<) North Fourth St., 
Sleiibenville, Ohio. Litica, 
ISew Ilovcn, Great Lakes. 



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DOI.IiEE, (JEOIIGE II. 

Ensigti 
l:l()l H. I. St.. Lawrence, 
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of 
T«-h.. Key Wesl, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2243. 
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Lieut. ij.ij.\ 
Wilson. Kansas. Mass. 

Inst. <tf Tech.. IVnsacoIa. 
.Miami. Hrest. Fr.. t.tueens- 
town. Ire.. Ilaniplon Itoads 
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Ensign 
5720 Fifth Ave.. Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A No. 1643. UTA. 



DONOVAN, JAMES A. 

Ensign 
16 Summit Ave.. Lawrence, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. 



DOUGH KRTY. F. F. 

Ensign 
University Cluh. 546 Dela- 
ware Ave.. liulFaio, N. Y. 
Mass. Inst. of Tech., 
Bufl'alo. 




DOUGLAS, ARTHUR L. 

iStudenl Officer 
Cri'sthnf'. Kansas. Mass. 
Insl. r.r Tech . Miami. 
UTA. 



DOW. EDWARD P. 

Studeni Officer 
615 So. 5th St.. Grand 
Forks. N. D. Seattle. 
U. S. S. Commnf/orc, Chi- 
cago. HT.\. 



DOW. LOUIS FENNER 

Stuffenl Officer 
226 Pearl St.. Burlington. 
Vermont. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Cambridge. HTA. 




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DOUGHERTY', W. V. 
Ensign 
1204 No. Market St., 
Wichita, Kansas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
Miami, r^eiisacnla. N. \. 
!No. lOm. HTA. 







DOWNS. PHILIP W 

Ensiijn 
2433 Pinkney St.. Omaha, 



Nebraska. Mass. 
Tech., Pensacola. 
No. 1160. 



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Ensign 
430 West Hortter St.. 
Pelham. Philadelpliia. Pa. 
Mass. Inst. of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1833. HTA. 




DREIFUS. .M. D, 

Student Officer 

1415 Pine St., New Orleans, 

La. Mass. lust, of Tech. 

IITA. 



DREYFUSS. ARTHUR J. 

Studeni Officer 
421 .\tlanla .\ve.. San 
.\iitonio,. Texas. Siiattle. 
Wash. HTA. 




DRISCOLL, ARTHUR D. 

Ensign 
65 Ferry St.. Everett. 
Mass. M. I. T., Rockaway, 
Hampton Roads, Akron, 
Pensacola. N, A. No. 2520. 
LTA. 




DHIiMM, i;l V 
Ensign 
Sparkill, New York. M. I. 
T., Phila., Cape May, 
Akron, Rockaway. Brest, 
Ray Sii., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2651. HTA. 



DRURY, P. A.. Jr. 
Ensign 
2400 16lh St.. Washington. 
1). C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
.\kron, Pensacola N. A. 
No. 2643. LTA. 



DRY. MORRIS E. 
Ensign 
Mexico, Missouri. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1834. 
HTA. 



DU BOIS. JOHN E. 
Ensign 
Wichita. Kansas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2198. 
HTA. 



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N. V. Mass. Inst.c.fTiTh., 
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Slu,l,-nl Oriicrr 
I'ark Hill. Yonkera. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Toch. UTA. 



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llli South Ohio Air. 
< '.'ihirnhiis. Ohio. Iriiv. 
Wash.. Scatllf. Miami. 
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DUFFY, -MALRICK F. 

Sludrnl DOicrr 
IIH So. I'arksiili- Ave. 
<"hicapo. 111. Duiiwoody, 
Miami. IITA. 



DLIKK. Ht .SSKLL K. 
.SlililrnI OO'irrr 
115 (irovc'laiKl Avi'., Day- 
ton, Ohio. .Mass. Inst, of 
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DUNCAN. GILHERT W. DUNHAM. CHESTER A. DUNKELBERG. R. C. DUNLAP, HARRY \V., Jr. 



Sliitlfnt Officer 
1176 Murray Hill Avp., 
PillsburKh. Penn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



Ensign 
.Sa Sawyer Ave., Boston. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, ol' Tech., 
Hampton Roads, Montauk. 



SIndi-nl Officer 
2lnl Fairfield Ave.. Fort 
Wayne, Indiana. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. 
HTA. 



Ensign 

.■5.533 Beverly Place.. Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1161. HTA. 



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Sfufienl Oflirrr 
2400 Aldrich Ave. So.. 
Minneapf>lis Minn. .Seattle 
Wash.. Dunwoody Inst.. 
Minn. IITA. 



DUNSIETH, G.. Jr. 

Lieiil. (j.g.) 
East Cottage. EUwood City 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
U. S. S Ari:ona, Key West. 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 971. HTA. 



DUPUY, ALBERT E. 

Ensign 
Montrose. Colorado. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., San Diego, 
Pensai^ola. HTA. 



UURFEE, THOMAS 
Ensign 
156 George St.. Providence. 
R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Cambridge. HamplonRoads, 
Pensacola, Chatham. N. A. 
No. 415. HTA. 





DUSHANE, C. B., Jr. 
Lieut, (j'.j.) 
Mt. Washington, Balti- 
more Co.. Md. M. 1. T., 
Pensa.. Moul<-hic. Milan. N. 
B. G ..St. Ingleverl. Hamp. 
Rils. N. A. No. 400. HTA. 




DUTTON, DANIEL F. 

Ensign 
1115 Kenwood Ave.. Hous- 
ton. Texas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diego, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1889. 
HTA. 



DWYER. MARTIN J. 

Ensign 
920 W. Graydon Ave., 
Norfolk. \a. Pcnsa.. M. I. 
T.. (Jui'cnslown. Whiddy 
Ishuui. Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 999. HTA. 



Dabkohua, Castho M., Student OlTicer, 1619 R St.. 
Washington, D. C. 

Dahn. John Henhv, Jn., Student Officer, 131 Joralamen 
St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Dain. James W.. Student Officer, Smithville, Tex. 

Dalen, H. John, Ensign, 389 6th St., San Pedro, Cal. 
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DUTTON, TOM W. DWYER, DALTON 

Sludenl Officer Student Officer 

Prairieville, La. Mass. Inst. 3800 Broadway, New Y'ork 

of Tech. HTA. City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga., 

Key West. HTA. 

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Daley, Freperick M., Ensign. Hamilton. Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1945. HTA. 

Dallett, Morris, Student Officer, Westtown, Pa. 

Dai.ton. Tho.s. A., Student Officer, 33 N. Laurel St., 
Hazelton, Pa. 

Dalv, Clarence J., Student Officer, 1425 Williams St., 
Denver, Colo. 

Daly. Le Grand. Student Officer, 1008 Grand View Ave., 
Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle, Wash. 

Darby. A. M., Ensign, 909 Land Title BIdg., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Darling. Erle G., Student Officer, 213 W. Kilborn St., 
Lansing, Mich. 

Darling, Geo. A.. Student Officer, 106 Shaw St., New 
London, Conn. 

Darling, \N'alter C Ensign, 824 Main St., Coshocton, 
Ohio. 

Davidson. Beale B., Student Officer, 55 Charles Gate 
East, Boston, Mass. 




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Davidson. IJonai.i) L., Stuilont Oirui-r. Cliflon Ave, 
Athcnin. N. J. 

Davidson. John II.. Ensign, 182.5 F St., N. W.. Wash- 
ington. D. C. iV. K. No. 27«. 

DwiDsoN. L. K.. .Smdent Odircr, Savannah. Mo. 
Si-alllc. Wiisli. I.TA. 

Davidson. Lk'stkh, Knsijin. 1019 Cliarlp.'s St., St. Josoph, 
Mo. 

Davidson, \V. II.. Ensign. .381 South St.. lin.iiilway. 
Yonkers, N. Y. 

Davies. Jefferson \V., Student Oflicor, 202 ir>tli St., 
Racine. Wis. 

Davies. Okville. Ensign, 5202 Magnolia .\ve., Chicago, 
III. N. A. No. 1827. 

Davis. Wrns. II., Student Omccr. 1950 E. 90th St.. 
Cleveland. Ohio. 

Davis. ICdmi no J., Student Onicer,'2291 Broadway, 
IieaunH>nt. 'I'ex. 

D4VIS, IOdwaud a.. Student OITiccr. 46 Eye St.. N. \V.. 
Washington. D. C. 

Davis, F. A., Moaiswain. 

Davis, F. Hamilton. Lieut, (j.g.). 49 Wall St.. New 
York City. 

Davis, FnANK S. It., Student OfTicer, Cropseyville, N. 
Y. 

Davis. FaEDKniCK D.. Ensign. 615 N. Ilopart HIvd.. 
Los .\ngele,s. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pcnsa- 
cola. San Diego. N A. No. 1651. HTA. 

Davis, Granville E., Ensign, Grand View, Texas" 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. IVnsacola. Kla.; .Muntnuk. L. 1. 
.\- A. No. HOT. 

Davis. Jch: C. Student OITiccr, 798 Washington Ave., 
Memphis. Tcnn. 

Davis. Hov E-. Ensign. Care of The Pal Cafe. Strawn. 
Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. .Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 217K. IITA. 

Davis. Stdnet, Ensign, 1700 .\ustin .\ve., Waco, Tex. 

Davis. T. P.. Ensign. Four Daks. N. C. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key W'esl. Miami, Pensacola, Coco Solo. N. A. 
No. Il.'i6. IITA. 

Davis, Winsor R., Lieut, (j.g.), 2»t W. 76th St., New 
York City. 

Davison. F. T.. Lieut, (j.g.), 690 Park Ave., N. Y. 
Palm Heach. Huntington. irr.\. 

DwisoN. l,i:sTKn. I'^nsign. 1019 Charles St., St. Joseph. 
Mo. Dunwoody. \lirni.. .Miami. Pensacola. IITA. 

Davison, Wm. Walter, Ensign 

Davison. William W.. Ensign. 1837 Cherokee Ave.' 
Hollywood, t'.al. .Seattle. San Diego. Pensacola. HT.\. 

Davisson. Osi:ar F., Jr., Student Ollicer, 307 Central 
Av*!., Dayton, Ohio. 

Davift, John A., Student OfTicer. 314 Page St., San 
Francisco, ('al. 

l)\vv. J\MKs IS.. Student Ollicer. 241 Oxford St.. 
R.ichesler. N V. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

DAWsitN. IIerheht 11., Ensign, Care of Columbia (^luli. 
Indianapolis. Ind. 

D\v. Cecil E.. Student Ollicer. 227 E. Capitol St . 
Washington. D. C. 

Davton. Wm H, .Student OITicer. 2222 Maine St., 
(^>uincy. III. 

De\n. Joseph L.. Lieut, (j.g.). (]>pelika. Alabama. Mass 
lust, of Tech.. Pensacola. iVIoutchic. .Avord. N. H. ti. 
Holsena. Scuola. N. A. No. 36.!. IITA. 

I)i: lt,\Hl)ELEBEN. CiiAS. F.. Jr., Student OITicer. 17 Idle- 
wild Park. Birmingham. Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, 
HTA. 

De P\HDKi.KnEN. Prince. Student OfTicer. 17 Idlewild 
Park. Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pidham 
Day. LTA. 

DeBi-ssy. W'\i.es L., Ensign, 134 State ,Sl., Meriden, 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla., Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 2386. IITA. 

Decker. IIar«>ld J,, Student OITicer. 41l*East 7th Ave., 
Denver. Col<». .Seattle. Wash.. San Diego. Cal. IITA. 

Decker. James L.. Student Ofiicer. Lc Roy, N. Y. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, L. I. HTA. 

De('lark. F. F., Lieut, (j.g.). 

DeFord. Geo. W., Student Ofiicer. Staplehiirst." Neb. 

Deitzer, Raymond O., Machinist. 

Delano, M. P., Lieutenant, 308 Prince St., West New- 
Ion, .VIas.s. N. A. No. 104. 

Delanv, Theo. W.M., Student Ofiicer, Georgetown 
College, W'ashiQgton, D. C. 



Dellino. Torvai.d. Ensign, 1225 Hawthorne .Ave., .Apt. 
D.. .Minneapolis. .Minn. .N. A. .No. l.itU. 

Dement. Cyrvs. Student Ollicer, Smyrna, Tcnn. Mass. 
IiLst. of Tech.. IITA. 

Demcsev. Bi ssei.l a.. Ensign. 1107 Elmwood .Ave., 
Ft. Wayne. In liana. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Newport, 
Miami. Pensacola. Ilamptf>n Roads. IIT.A. 

DiMisTER. RvLAND N., EusigR, 1414 Harlam Ave., 
Ballimore. Md. 

I)E\ M LI. ICi.ioT W., Student OfTicer. Pillsfield. Mass. 

Denman. Gilbert M., Student OITicer, 109 West 
French Place. San .Antonio, Tex. 

Denmnc. iMattiiew J., Ensign, 2011 Oakford St., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Dennis. John Murdoch, Lieut, (j.g.), 1226 St. Paul St., 
Baltimore. .Md. 

Dent. Thos. A.. Lieut, (j.g.). 101 Park Ave.. New York 
City. Slass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2427. IITA. 

De SiBoiiR. II. L. J., Student OITicer, 1603 K St.,Wash- 
ington. D. C. Great Lakes. 111. 

DeSonier. Lawrence .Adelbeht. Ensign. N. .A. No. 767. 

Deichleh. GisTAvE II., Student OITicer, 524 E. Green 
St.. Champaign. III. 

Deveiin. James A., Jr.. Ensign. 6052 Overbrook Ave., 
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst of Tech.. Bay Shore, L. I., 
Pc-nsa.-ola. Fla. N. A. No 1901 IITA. 

Devine. James J.. Ensign. 61 Centre St.. Bridgewaler; 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No 
2372. IITA. 

Devine. Patrick Francis, Machinist. 

Devine. Hobt. E., Student OITicer, 2115 W. Tioga St., 
Philadelphia. Pa. 

De \oe. Raymond F., Student Ollicer. 109 West 83rd 
St.. New York City. 

Dewey. A. B., Lieut. G g)- 920 Lincoln Parkway, 
Chicago. III. 

DeWitt. Clyde F., Student Officer. 8tl Judson .Ave., 
Evanston. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IIT.A. 

Dexter. Sidney B., Student Olliecr, 48 West 55th St.. 
New York City. 

Devo. Howard N.. Stiiilent OITi.er. 250 Hiverside Drive, 
New York City. l)unw«MMly Inst.. .Minn. IIT.A. 

Diamond. C.lark G.. Ensign. 319 West Ferry St.. Buffalo, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio, Rockaway 
Beach. LTA. 

Dibble. Jascer C. Student OfTicer, Valley Stream. 
N. V. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

Dickey, W. C Ensign. 

Dickson, Donald W., Slnilent Ofiicer. 41 Holder Hall, 
Provinceton, N. J. 

Dickson. Frvnk. Student Officer. Pittsburgh. .Athletic 
Association. Pittsburgh. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Chicago 
Municipal Pier. 

DiEHL. Walter S.. Ensign. Jonesboro. Tenn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Bu. C. «; R.. Washington, D. C. 
HTA. 

DiEMEB. R. D.. Ensign. Ten Hills. Ballimore Co.. Md 

DiEMER. Rort. W.. Student Ofiicer. 78 East Pcnn St . 
Gerniantown. Philadeliihia. Pa. 

DiEMFR. HoRT. P.. rnsign. Washington. D. C. Pensa- 
cola. .Mass. Inst of Tech.. Akron. Rwkaway. Halifax. 

Dietrich, .\. F.. Lieut, (j.g). N. A. No. 115. 

Dietrich, Arthur M., Jr.. Student Officer, 69 Ingraham 
Place. Newark. N. J. 

Dn-TRicu. Fri:d C. Ensign. Rio Vista. Cal.. and Elks 
Club. Oakland. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Fla., 
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 2553. HTA. 

DiLKEs Jos. II.. Student Officer, 221 Ixicust St.. Phila- 
deljihia. Pa. 

Dm. Henry II.. Student Officer. Albion Hotel, Bal- 
timore. Md. 

Dillon. Edw \hd, ICnsign, 31 Clinton St., Newark, N. J. 
N. A No. 21.39. 

DiMiT. William R., Ensign. 1.323 Summer St., Grinnell, • 
Iowa. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Cal.; Pensacola, Fla. 
N. A. No. 2177. 

DiMMicK, E. W., Ensign. 828 South 7th St., Tcrre 
ll.iule. Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Fla. N. A. 
No 2r.ll. IITA. 

DiNEi. Edward P., Student Officer. 1 West 93rd St., 
New York City. 

DiNKiNs. John H., Student Officer. 7225 IlollywtMid 
HIvil.. I.os Angeles. Cal. .Seattle. San Diego. Cal. IIT.A. 

Di\oN. Brewer. Student Officer, 165 South St., Talla- 
dega. Ala. 



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Di\oN, J. M.. Marhinist. 

DoAK, Hubert A.. Sludeiit Omcer, Greenville, Tenn 
Dunwoody Inst. HTA. 

DoAN. J. L., Ensign, 229 Queen St., Philailelpliia, Pa. 
DODD. J. M., Ensign, 27 \V. T.'Srd St., New Yurk City. 
N. A. No. 739. 

Dodge, James Wm., Student fJfTleer, Conloocook, N. H. 

DoDGF, Roy H.. Knsign, 1200 E. 6.^tli St., Seattle. 
Wash. Great Lakes, Camp Saufley, Pensacola. 

DoDSON, \V. C, Ensign, P. O. Box 10, Charlotte, N. C. 
Mass. Inst, of Teeh., Key West. Miami, Pensacola, Coco 
•Solo, Panama. N. .\. No. 113K. IIT.\. 

DoocETT. Le.slie Eabi., Machinist, Independence, 
Kans. 

DoHERTY, Emmett E., Sfudeul OfRcer, 333 Univ.Tiity 
Ave., Missoula, Mont.. N. A. No 430. 



J., l.ieut. 'j-g.K Rayport, L. I.. 



DoLLARn. Oaklev 
N. Y. No. 378. 

DoiKimrK, Everett, Ensign. ?.~ East 57th St., New York 
City. 

Do^AHtiE, Frank T., Ensign, 13 Barllett St.. Iloxhury, 
Mass. N. A No. .178. 

Donahue, James M., Student Officer, 121 Merrifield St.. 
Worcester, Ma,ss. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Donaldson. Bryan Wesley. Ensign, H. K. McCann 
Co.. 61 liroadway. New York City. No. 1168. 
■ Donaldson. John W., Ensign, 16 Wall St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Cape May. Bay 
Shore. N. A. No. IMS. HTA. 

Donavan. Wm. E.. Student Officer, 255 Park Place, Dc- 
■catur. III. 

Donelson, Warren W., Ensign, Huntingdon, Pn. 

Donovan. Henry I,., Student Officer, 592 E. Third St.. 
.S. Boston, Mass. 

Donovan, Walter V., Student Officer, 1334 Pacific St., 
Brooklyn, N, Y. 

Donnelly, Fred'k S., Student Officer, .141 Bellevue 
Ave.. Trenton. New Jersey. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Hay 
Shore, L. I. HTA. 

DoBGAN, Albert Wm., Ensign, 2012 Madison Ave.. 
Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola, 
Coco Solo, Panama. N. A. 1642. HTA. 

DoRLoN. Elias G.. Student Officer. IS Sheldon Ave.. 

Troy, N. Y. 

DoBMAN. Roderick Aitken, Student Officer. 30 West 
7flth St.. New York City. 

Dobneb. Fbank \., Jb., Gunner. 

DoBWiN, OsCAB J.. Student Officer. Minocqua. Wis. 

Doss, Gillman H., .Student Officer. 100 East Main St., 
Hartselle, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Doss, Pail C. Ensign. Philo. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. Pensacola. N. .\. No. 2007. 

DosTEB. T. W.. Ensign. 1 East Hanover Circle, Birming- 
ham. Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pen- 
.sacola. HTA. 

DoTTS, Walteb M., Student Officer, 249 Monterey .\ve. 
Pelham, NY. 

Douns. John Patbick, Ensign, 1928 F;merson St., Den- 
ver, Colo. N. A. No. 1981. 

DoiiGHEHTV, D. R.. Ensign, 4500 Ellis Ave., Chicago, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A No. 115. HTA. 

Dougherty, Eugene, Ensign, 5334 Geraldine Ave., St. 
Louis. Mo. 

DoiGHRBTT, G. Frank, Student Officer, 1462 East 27th 
St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

DouoHEBTY, Nelson, Lieut, (j.g.), 555 Park Ave., New 
York, N. Y, Columbia University, Pensacola, Fla. 

Doughs, Gilbert W., Lieut, (j.g.). Hotel Margaret, 
Brooklyn, N. Y'. Ray Shore, Key West. Akron. Rocka- 
way. N. A. No. 105' 3. LTA. 

Dousseau. Raymond A.. Student Officer. Electric House 
Wesleyan Univ.. Middletown, Conn. 

Dowd. John J., Ensign. 




Student Officer, 42 Beck Hall, 
rn, 11 Seymour St., N. Worcester, 



DoHELL, Benjamin B., Lieut, (jg.'.. 3162 Mt. Pleasant 
M., N. W., Washington, D. C. Pensacola, Fla.; Cane May. 
N. J. N. A. No. 330. HTA. 

DowELL, Cleo L., Student Officer, 1935 Procter St.. 
Port Arthur, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Downing, Edgar E., Student Officer, P. O. Box 767, 
Montgomery, Ala. 

Downs, Mobev H., Lieut, (j.g.). 

DonniCK, James P., Student Officer. 1625 First St., 
Washington. D. C. 

Doyle. Louis John, Ensign, Yale Club, Hlh St and 
Vanderbilt Ave., New York City. 

Doyle, P., Gunner. 

Drake, Paul Shirley, Ensign. 

Dreher, H\rry W., Machinist. 

Drennen, Donald, Student Officer, Care of Birmingham 
-Motor Co.. Birmingham. Ala. 

Dresser. Henry Owen, Student Olliccr, .Manhattan, 
Kans , .Seattle, Wash. LTA. 

Driver, Berry O., Student Officer, Roanoke, Ala. 

Drummond. Thos. Jos., Mach., 27 Oak .\ve.. West 
Roxbury, .Mass. 

Drummond, T. Kenneth, Student Officer, 214 West 
71st St., New York City. Great Lakes, Princeton Naval 
Unit. HTA. 

Dbuby, Walteb E., Student Officer, 951 S St., Roslin- 
dale. Mass. 

DucKHOBTH, IL, Ensign. N. A. No. 2251. 
^ Dt:DDLE.sTON, JoHN W., Student Officer, 5 Linden St., 
Cambridge, Mass. 

DuPFiEi.D, George, Student Officer, 480 Woodward 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

Duhrssem. Alfred, 
Cambridge, -Mass. 

Duke, Joh.n. Jb., Ensii 
Mass. N. A. No. 1727. 

Duun, E. S., Student Officer, 43 Westmoreland Place- 
Los Angeles, Cal. Seattle, Wash. LT\. 

Dumas, Gardner D., Ensign, 376 AnJover .St.. Lowell. 
Mass. Pensacola, Fla., Great Lakes, III. N. A- Nj. 10 1. 
HTA. 

Dunbar, Erroll, Student Officer. 1832 Biltm^re St.. 
N. W.. Washington, D. C. 

Duncan, C. C, Ensign, Unadille, Ga. 

Duncan. James W., Student t)fncer. Room 210, Sfjuthern 
BIdg., Washington, D. C. 

Dunklee, F. E., (funner. 

Dunlap, Richard W., Ensign, Danville, Kentucky- 
Northern lioinhiiig (iroui), France. 

DuNLop, J. M., Ensign, Petersburg, Va. Ellerslie Farm. 

Dunn, Edward K., Student Officer, 30 E. Preston St., 
Baltimore, .VId. Great Lakes, Princeton. 

Dunn, Lewis B., Student Officer, 314 S. Broad St., 
Hillsboro, 111. Dunwojdy Inst.. Miami. HTA. 

Du-N.N. W. H-. Ensign. Weston, Mass. 

DuNsEiTH. C. R.. Jb.. Lieut. O'.g-). Ellwood City. Pa. 
N. A. No. 971. 

DuBANT. Walter LeR.. Ensign, 310 Sixth .\ve., S|n- 
kane. Wash. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Hamptou 
Roads, Pensacola, San Diego. N A. No. 1195. HTA. 

DuRKEE, John H., Ensign. 

Du Teau, Alfred A.. Student Officer. IIOS S. 2tth 
St.. Lincoln. Neb. 

Duvai.l. Edwin M., Ensign, 1117 N. Nevada Ave., 
Colo. Stirings. Colo. 

DwiGHT, John W., Jb.. Student Officer, 17th and II,Sts., 
Washington, D. C 

DwiGHT, Maitland, Eiisign. 

Dyer, James Edward, Ensign. 

DvsAHT. L. T., Ensign. Melissa, Tex. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Hampton Rds., Va.; Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. \. 
No. 2328. 





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KADKS, ROSCOK 
Knsinn 
f 'aliiivrii, Illinois. Muss. 
Iiisl. i.r Teili.. Charli-sliiri, 
l^■ll^^^■l)l^. .\krci.i. Hcirk- 
Jiwiiy I'ruch. LT.\. 



K.\(,i:il. MMI.I.l: 

SlllilrnI ()_Oic,T 

21.1 Fiili-lily riili;., Hull! 

tnnrc. M(i. Mjis.s. Iiisl () 

IVcli. HT.\. 



IvMtNKST. CLYDK T. 

Krtsi<in 
:ill2 Kloyil Avf.. niih- 
iikhmI, \ ir^'iiiiii. Mjiss, 

liisl. .,r Trill.. Ki-v W.'sl. 

iN. .\. No. 1 11(2 irr.\. 



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Ens'nin 
111 IliKlilitiiil ,\vi>.. Oninpp. 
N. J. \Iiiss. Irisl. nf Tci-ll.. 

Akr I'rnsii.olii. I'. S. S. 

Wi lah. Charhiim. N. 

A. Ni. l.')T'J. LTA. 







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KASTMA-N, I'lliill' -i. 

Ensiijn 
48 Highland Avo.. Oransrt*. 
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tnrh., 
key \\'e,st. .Miami, IVii- 
sacola. Cape May. N. \. 
No. 1280. HTA. 



KHKHIIAHI). \V. C. 
EnsitjTi 
I.IB Pofilar St.. H<>sliii<ial.-. 
Hosloii. Mass Mass. Inst, 
of 'IVch.. Hiifr.iici. Hiirfi-ss 
Co.. M.irlil.lir.i.l. Mass. 
N \F. I'liiia.i.li.iii.i. 



EBKHiiAHirr. !•:. c. 

Enaiqn 
(>:i lliilfevicw Orivi'. In- 
dianapolis. Indiana Mass. 
Insl. of T.-ih.. Miami. 
Pi-nsai-. la. Hampton Hoads 
\ \. Nti. I,"ll!l HIV 




i;CKKRS()N. GEO. D. 

Ensign 
65 Central Park West. 
New York City. Hay 
Shore. Key West. Miami. 
N. A. No. .'iOfi. HTA 



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EDWARDS. CHESTER S, 

Machinist 
718 Clinton Ave., Newark 
N. J. Pensacola. Hamp- 
ton Roads, Akron. LTA 



EDWARDS, O. M., Jr. 

Ensign 
705 Walnut .\ve., Syracuse, 
New York. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1587. HTA. 



EDWARDS, THOMAS R. 

Slutlent Officer 
4209 Illinois Ave.. N. W. 
Wash.. D. C Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami. HT.\. 



EHLBERT, HENRY L. 

Sludenl OJJicer 
1806 Avenue I, Birming- 
ham, Alabama. 
Inst, of Tech, Key 
HTA. 





EHRHART, E. O. 

Ensign 
351 West 29th St., New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 

N. A. No. 21'))!. HTA. 



ELDER, WILLIAM F. 

Ensign 
2420 Ashby Ave.. Berkeley, 
California. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1972. HTA. 



ELLIS, EKL HUBERT 

Ensign 
624 A. C. Foster BIdg., 
Denver, Colorado. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2040. 
HTA. 




ELWABI). ALLEN 
Ensign 
10 DurrcU St., Methuen, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Rockaway. Halifax, 
Nova Scotia. Pensacola 
Hampton Roads. LTA. 




EMANUEL, VICTOR rSI 

Sludenl Ofjicer 
St. Urban Apts. 2 W. 89lh 
St.. New York City. .Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
HTA. 



EMERSON R. 

Lieut (J-g-) 
Austin, Texas. Washington, 
D. C. Most foreign sta. 
-\rmtstice Commission to 
fiermany. N- A. No. 622. 
It. Dir. Pdol 122. LTA. 



EMERY, FRANCIS J. 

Lieul. (j'-g) 
71 Cedar St., Roxhury, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. Philadelphia. 
HTA. 



EMISON, J. W. 

StiidenI Ofjicer 

618 Reichman St., Houston, 

Texas. Seattle. Washington. 

HTA. 




EMRICH, RUSSELL L. 

Ensign 
415 King Ave., Columbus, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Pensacola, Rock- 
away, Miami. N. A. No. 
1407. HTA. 



ENGLEMAN, FINIS E. 

Ensign 
Dunnegan, Mo. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key \\'est, 
Miami, Pensacola, Bay 
Shore. N. A. No. 2195 
HTA. 



ENGLISH. JAMES G. 

Ensign 
R. No. 2, Box 41. Greeley, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. N. A. No. 1529. 
HTA. 



ENO, ARTHUR R. 

Student Ofjicer 
3219 9lh St., Congress 
Hgts., Washinjton, D. C. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 





i:\()S, CKOUCK 

/.(>«/. (J,q.) 
NewiMirl. H. I. J'ensarolu, 
MniilrliM-. Fr.. LAhrr 
\ rarh. Kr.. Hampton Hoads. 
N A. .No (A. HTA, 



ERDMAN. A. W .. Jr. 

Ensign 
Prospocl Ave , & Albany 
H(l.. Hartford, (lonii. Mass. 
Insl. of re<'h . Akron. 
IViisacoIa, Chaltiain. .\. 
A. No. 1562. LTA. 



KHICKSON. ALKHKl) 
Ctir punier 
Naval Air Sliition, llaiiip- 
t<ni Roads. \a. Aniiapi>lis. 
ftiiaiilunaiVio Hay. On ha, 
Pi'iisarola. I.TA. 



l.MU.KSON, JOHN K. 

Slntieiil Officer 
l-'iilda, Miiiu. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacula. HTA. 



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i:ui(;ss()N. K. sKii hd 

student Officer 
'M Hfnrunslicid Road, Wor- 
ifstor. Mass, Mass, Insl 
of Tech. IIT.V, 



i;iiM, ciii-.si i:ii I' 

Ensitin 
807 Kast SprtHK St,, New 
.\lhany, liuiianu, Muiu, 
Ids!, of Twh,. Miami, 



KSSICk, \\\1. It 
Student Officer 
Eureka, Kansuis. Seattle, 
WashiriKlon I1T,\, 



i;sri;ni.v, i-.ml h 

Ensign 

4.16 N, tlh Si,. ReadinK. 
Penii, .Mass, Inst, of Tc<!h,, 
\kruii. no«'kiiway, I.TA, 



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ESTliS, WALKKH S. 



Linil. (j.g 
119 Moirel Ave 



Mo. Colur 

Paiiillnc, Fr., 
(jironile, Fr. 



Joplin, 
ihia Univ., 
Arcnrhoii, 



KVANS, GUY WKSLKY 

Slui^ent Officer 
1.38 Jpflorson Ave.. Wash- 
inKlou, Pii. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech., INanliiekel, New- 
port. Key West. UTA. 



KVANS, IIAIJ'II 



Sou 111 
Mass. 
Shore, 
Mav. 
IITA. 



Liriil. (J.g.) 
Hampton, N. II. 
Insl.. of Tech., Kay 
Key West, Cape 
N. A. No. 411. 



EVANS, SPRINGER F. 

En.iign 
H. R. No .!. Twin Falls. 
Idaho. Seattle. San Diepo. 
Pensaeola. N.A.No limi 




EVINS. .1. G.. Jr. 
i^tiiftfrU Officer 
Capital Cily Chil>. Atlanta. 



Ca. Ma 
R«K-kaway. 



Inst, of 
IITA. 



EWliLL. VVM. P. 
Slailcill Officer 
CambridKC, Md. Mass. 

Insl. of Tech. IITA. 



Eads. AtinnKii I... Student Ollicer, 41 West lOlh St.. 
New York City. 

Eaci.ksfiei.d. Wm., Slinlent Ollicer. 3124 Mt. Pleasant 
St., N. W.. Washington. D. C. 

Eakin. John C . Student Officer. I'M).'; H.illery St., Liltlc 
Rock. Ark. 

I'James. J. C Ensifin. 

I^AnLli:, Clahence 10., Student Ollicer, Chase, Mil 

Eastehly. M. II.. Lieul. (.j.g ). 

Eastwood. J. L., Lieut, (j g.). N. A. No. 40.'>. 

Eastman, Wm. II , Ensign, .30 Vernon St., Newiiorl. R. I. 

Easton, G., Ensign, 124 West Eighty-sixth Si., New 
York City. 

■ k \\\ Easton, William, Ensign. Loudonville. Albany Co.. 

,0 v' NJ [vj y Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, ("ape May. Pensa- 
eola. N. A. No. 463. IITA. 

Eaton. Albion K., Lieut. ClK ). 16 Oxford Si.. Cam- 
bridge. Mass. 

Eaton, Cakleton W,. Ensign, Orono, Maine. 

Eaton. Joseph A., Lieut, (j.g.), 123 Packard Ave.. 
Tufts College. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensaeola. 
Cattewaler, Kng., Felixstowe, Eng., The Hague. Holland, 
Rockaway, Dahlgren, Va. N. A. No. IM. IITA. 

Eaton, Rea L.Stinlenl Ollicer, Eaton, Colo. Seattle, 
Wash., Miami. Fla. HTA. 

Ebelino, p. H., Student OITicer, 327 Dwyer Ave., San 
Antonio, Tex. Seattle, Wash., Key West, Fla. IITA. 

Ebeksole. Wm. G., Ensign, 167 Exeter Terrace, Rulfalo, 
N. Y. 

EcKEi.MAN. C. F.. Student Ollicer. Lincoln. Kans. Seat- 
tle. Wash. H TA. 

Eddt, E. B.. Machinist. 

Eddy, Robebt Lewis. Student Ollicir. Willard Hotel, 
Washington. I). C. 

Edcebton. GiTBDoN. InviNG, Ensign. 41 Hawthorn St., 
Cambridge, Muss. Mass. Insl. oC Tech., Pensaeola, Fla. 
N. A. No. 21.50. IITA. 

Edmonds. Reoinald W.. Ensign. 86 Hewlett St.. Ros 
lindale, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. IITA. 



EVHli. HOY S. 
Ensign 
Highland, Howard Co., 
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensaeola. N. A. 
No. 2300. HTA. 



ICn.MoNusoN. John .S.. .Student Ollicer. 187 
.Memphis. Tenn. 

Kdmindson. WiLFOBu A . Lieut. (j.g.). 



.S. Parkway, 



Ei>« auds. 
N Y. 

I'^nw Anns, 
Philadelphia 

Edh AMI) 

Pern. Indiai 

Edwards, 

St., Omaha. 



<:. II., Machinist, 331 list St.. IJn.oklyn, 



I'.iiwaud I 
Pa. \Ia 



.Mitchell, Ensign, 2117 I.m-usl Sf.» 

Inst, of Tech., Instructor. LT.A. 

Ilii H\nD K., Student Ollicer. 123 W. Main St.. 

Great Lakes. 111. 
Robebt I).. Student OITicer. 1126 South 3llh 
Neb. 

Edwahos. Thomas E., POnsign, Care of II, S. Oepl of 
Labor. I'J Pasfi, Tex. 

Edwabds, William .S., Jr., Student Oiricer. 213 S. 21st 
.St., Rirmingham, Ala. 

luinllABT, Wilbur W., .Student Ollicer. 4301 Grant 
Hlvd . Pittsburgh, Pa. 

Ehrmanntraut. Wm. R., Lieut, fj.g.). 1310 Perry 
Place, Washington P. ('.. 

EiTEL, Edmund IL, I'msign, Highland Park, III. Col- 
umbia University, Chatham, U. S. N., Gas Engine .Sch., 
(ireat Lakes. 

EiDMANN. Frank Lewis, Lieut. f.i.g.). 65 Fairfield Ave.. 
Ilolyokc. Mass. (Columbia University, Packard. Detroit- 

ICLDREn, Andrew J., Student Officer, 1736 G St., Wash- 
ington. 1). C, 

Eldridge, Carleton G., Ensign. 1332 Mass. Ave.,. 
Washington, D. C. 

Eldbidge. Pulton M., Student Ollicer, 

Elleh. Herbert T.. Student Officer, Euclid .\ve at 90th 
St., Cleveland. Dunwoody Inst.. San Diego. IITA. 

Ellicott, Wm. IL, Ensign, 1731 20th St.. N. W.. Wash- 
ington. D. C. N. A. No. 1420. 

Ellington, K. R, Lieut, (j.g.), Clayton. N. C. N. A. 
No. 1009. 

Elliott. Habold Abbaham, Ensign, 76 Cliope Place^ 
Detroit, Mich, N. A. No. 760. 

El.Llo'iT, Henry S., Student Officer, 211 Jefferson St.^ 
Henderson, Ky. 




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VluuoTT. [\i.\oN C. Kiisif^n, 6Ui Driilmni UMk-. Denver, 
i'.tA". MiiMs. Inst, of Tech., (*rciit Laka^, Pcnsucolu, 
WushiiiKtnn. IITA. 

KiA.UiTT, f^Kv^(lI,I>s F.. Student ("Kfic«r. Evniis City, E*a. 

EiJ.iorr. H<>s(:()K C. Student Olltc^r, 37 Lowden Ave., 
West Suimrrvillf*. Mass. 

Ki.LioTT. \\ M. M.. Jh., Student Officer, 2.% \V. Dudley 
Ave.. WfstnHd. N. J. 

Eli.is. Jomnstonk I).. Lieut, (jk.), 1031 W. Erie 
Ave.. I^.niin. Ohio. .\. A. No. 701. 

Klmohi:, LvNwotJii K.. Student OJlicor, Hurn-iide, Conn. 
Mass. Insr. of Tech. LTA. 

I''i,s\s, NoHM \N Iv. ICn-siffn. I'once Dc I..er>n Apts,. 
.\llnntH. (III. .MuKs. Inst, of Teeh.. Key \Ve.st. Miami, 
rensacolfi. N. A. No. 16H7. IITA. 

Ei.vinr.K. Kahlr C, Student (Jlfirer, Hotel Si';,'uoia. 
lledwfMKi f'ity, f'al. 

Iu,v. Mahi.on L., ICnsi^'M. Ilutrhinson. Kan^. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. -Newport, Hay Short-. Pensat-nla. WashiuKlon, 
New York. IITA. 

Kmuhson. AnTiiin J,. Knsiyn. I (> \r|din!;loii Moad, 
llrifokhne. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Teeh.. key West. .Vljaini, 
I'ensaroln. Norfolk. .\nn(0.sti«. N. ,\. No. MM. 

Kmi;iison. Kiiwaiu) K.. Student OMiccr, .'tl llovey St., 
Ne\vt<)n. Mass. 

Kmi-:hy. Chahles C.. Srudent <»Mi<rr. I lOK IlillrreHt .\ve., 
I'asadena. ('al. 

Kmery, John J.. KtisiKu. 17(1 WiMidmere .\ve., r)e(roil. 
Mich. N. A. No. KhV. 

Kmehv, John J., Krisi^n. .'> Kast filUh St., New V(»rk, 
N. Y. Mass. Insl. nf Teeh.. Bay Shore. Pensarota. IITA 

Kmmkiit. All. an H., KiLsiffii. SI.'J South Oueen St.. Mar- 
tinshiirK'. W. \a. 

Km<imv. Fm;i>i:nirK iNfjERsoi.i,. Student ((Hirer. 19 
^^ illard Ituad. Hrookline, Mass. 



ENDEn?!, John F., IJeut. O'.K-). 17 lltKhlaiid St., Hart- 
ford. Conn. N. A. No. ml. 

I'^NDicoTT, John, EnsiK't, .'JK6 L'tnftwninl Ave,, Boston, 
.Mnns. 

Enoel. William P.. Student Ofliner. 

ENfJListi, Fhank K., EiisiKU. 1H6 ICd wards St.. New 
Haven. Crmn. .Mass. lust, of Tech., Miami, Pensarola. 
N. A. No. 2(>l'>. LTA. 

Ei'ES. BnANcii P.. KnsiKM. 2016 B St., N. W.. Washing- 
ton. I). ('. .Muss. Insl. of Tech.. Miiimi, Pciisiirola. 
N. A. No. I7i:i. IITA. 

EnoMAN, CiiAiiLEs K.. EnsiKU, 216 Bryant St., Biifriiln. 
N. Y. N. A. No. 2I.»'>. 

KnoMAN, CiiAs. B.. Jn.. Student OIHcer, 20 Library PI., 
Princeton. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Bruns- 
wick. IITA. 

EnwiN. John C, Stutlent OfTiter. 210 West llth St., 
Charlotte. N. C. 

E-ifjfinoL. Joseph .Mfreil, Student Ollirer. 2» Cro'»ke 
.\ve.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Diinwooiiy. .MinneapoliH. Minn. 
HTA. 

EsTADiiooK. Fred T.. Lieut. Ij.g.), Odo.Hsa. Now York. 
Mass. Insl. «if TiM-h.. Bay Shore. N. Y.; Pensucolu. Fla. 
N. A. No. .->72. IITA. 

EsTAiiiiooK, II. C. Ensign. 

Evans, A. W., Ensign. N. A. No. 6*>6. 

Evans, Fhedeiuck. Liout. fj.R.). 
. Evans, C. Iv. I^nsiKu. N. A. No. UtU. 

Evans, Boiikht B.. Student Ollicer. MM Washinxton 
Blvd., Indianapolis. Ind. 

EwAN. Chaules M., EnaiKH, Covington. Ky. N. A. No. 
P>H8. 

EwAHT. liiviNo D., Ensipn. .'>12 W. I I2th St.. New Ynrk 
Cily. Columhiu Univ., Great Like*. Ill H I'A. 



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I'm Scared of It All 

I'm Hciireil of it all, (Jod "s truth so I am: 

It's too big and hrutal for inc. 

My nerve's on tlie raw and I don't give a damn 

I'or all tile sixteens that I .see. 

I'm lost in the cockpit: the wings arc too wide: 

The l)ul)l)le gf)es slopping altont: 

Oh I want to go l>a<'k to the \— !t's again — 

I wish to hell I was out. 



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I'd rather go hack to m\ Ohl (iyrene. 

To the l''-t)oats that ride on the foam. 

Or even to Saufle.v with chaos supreme. 

Than to have them carry me home. 

My brain is packed full of mysterious gloom. 

My eyeballs are glazed and aglare: 

This sixteen is deadfalled with danger and doom. 

It never was meant for the air. 



My knees kiiuik together; I'm full of unrest; 

I cringe — I'm so weak and so small; 

I can't get my bearings, I'm crushed andoppres-ed 

With the haste and the waste of il .ill. 

The turns and the spirals — one motor is cut. 

.\nd fear in the faces I .see. 

Wi^'vecomedownfora landing — suciessfully. but- 

II'.^ all blooming torture to me. 



I walcli the wan faces under the dash; 

.\ll kinils of queer antics I see. 

.\nd each one of them is expecting to crash. 

And none has a kind thought for me: 

,Iust jaded and panting like fogs in a pack, 

Kach one contemplating his fate. 

Oh. (lod, liut I'm lonesome — I wish I was back 

On the beach before it's too late. 



I feel its all wrong but I can't tell you why- 

The bum|)s are iloing their very best. 

Still X-il"s and ones are all hogging the sky- 

I wish I was back at Key West I 

I'm scared of it all; from afar I can hear 

The trumpet of Gabriel's call. 

We're nothing but men with a little veneer; 

Terra tirma is best after all. 



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FAGER. GEnli(;K K. 

Sludrni Officer 
Miirphyshoro, Illinois. 

Seattle, Washington. i^ITA. 



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FAIRLAMB, R. C. Jr. 

Ensi'jJi 
1936 Walnut St., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. Mass. Inst 
of Tech., Miami, Pen'^acola. 

N. A No |o:i:t. HTA. 



FAKE. FRANK C. 

Ensiqn 
100 Fairview Ave., Pied- 
mont, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Kev West, Miami. 

N. A. No. l.">l>U. 



FALGE. ROBERT N. 
Ensign 
Care of Good.vear Co.. 
Akron. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa- 
rola. N. A. No. 2001 

ri'A. 




FALOON, DALTON R. 

Siudeid Officer 
12.5 Dii Rois Ave., Dri 
Bois. Ponn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
HTA. 



FALVEY. WALLACE J 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
71 Slrathmore Rd., Brook- 
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensac^da.Anacoslia. 
N. A. No. 1002. HTA. 



FANCHER. PHILIP D. 

Enslf/n 
Montevalio. Ala. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2514. 
HTA. 



FARMER. EARLAND M. 

Ensiijn 
South Dartmouth, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1219. HTA. 




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FARNHAM. JAMES P. 

Lieut, {j.g.) 
57 West 57th St., New 
York City. Ray Shore, 
Miami. N. A. No. 500. 
HTA. 




FARRELL, FRANK 1 

Ensign 
Medford, Oregon. 
Inst, of Tech., U. 
Marhtebead, Ray 
Key West. N 
HTA. 



Mass. 

S. S. 

Shore, 

A. No. 2014. 



FARRER. JOHN A., 

Student Ojjlcer 
28 Hurlbut St., Cambridge. 



Mass. 
Tech. 



Mass. 
HTA. 



Inst, of 



FARRIS, ROBERT 

Machinist 
1105 W. Maple St., Alva, 
Okla. Pensacola. Le Croi- 
sic, Fr., U. S. S. North 
Carolina, Hamplon Roads. 
HTA. 




FAY, ( II \H1 1 s L. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
304 South Isl Ave. Mt. 
Vernon, N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami. N, A. 
No. 614. 



FEUER. A. J. 
En\'itin 
811 Kenmore PI., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Pensacola, Bay 
Shore, Rrunswick, Key 
West. HTA. 



FELDMANN, W. II. 
Student Officer 
2320 W. Lanvale St.. 
Baltimore, Md. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech..*'Key West, 
Pensacola. HTA. 



FELIX. KENNETH A . 

Student Officer 
204 Tennyson Ave., Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst.^of 
Tech., Miami. HTA. 



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KKI.LOWS. Uli:il.\lU) c. 

Ensitjn 
1137 Arni)l(l Avp., N. VV. 
Cnnlnn. Oliiii. Muss. hist. 
of 'I'ecli.. Mi:i[iii, PciisiK'dla. 
N. .\. Nu. I'lTT. IIIA. 



FKl.TMA.N. CKOHCIC 11. 

Student OfticiT 
.\nsonin. Ohio. Mass. Inst. 
ofTecFi. 11 TV 



Fi;iu;ij.s().\. jAMKS o. 

Ertsifin 
.\ms(er<lfim, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tfcli., Akron, 
IliH-knwav. N. A. No. 
lU,-,.!. i/'r\. 



KICllCIJSIJ.N. II. Ii. 
Ensign 
700 So. 16lll St.. Lincoln, 
Nclir. l'fnsa<-ola, .MuS-S. 
Insl. of TiTh., Miami. N. 
A. \'o ■2»2\. MIA. 



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(C) Vndmcontl i) ( riittTivitod, jV. Y. 

Man-of-W. 



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FEROUSON. n. F. 

Sluilent UDicrr 

Carnegie, Oklahoma. .Mass. 

lust, of Tech.. .\kron. Key 

SVest, Pensacola. LT.\. 



FEHHV. i:\HL K. 
Ensign 
»l Klizaheth St.. Pitt.slield, 
.Mass. .Mass. Inst. <jf IVch., 
Hampton Hoads. I'ftisa- 
cola. N'. A. .\d. 2:187. 
HTA. 



FICklNCKH, H. B. 
Ensign 
908 6th St.. N. W. Canton, 
Ohio. Moss. Insl. of Teih., 
Pensacola. Moslon. An:t- 
rosl.ia. Wasliintrlon. .\. 
A. No. 1200. HTA. 



.•^fV^..^,_^_ . 



kiI':i)i,i:h , i-:. c. 

Ensign 
215 \. Ave.. Cranford. N. 
J. Pensjicola, Newport 
News, Haini>lon Hoads, 
N. A. No. 616. LTA. 



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FILLEY. LOUIS J. 

Ensign 
1 121 \\'ayno Ave., So. 
Pasadfiia. Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, San Diego. N. 
A. No. 1337. HTA. 



FINCH, FOSTER D. 

Ensign 
Sprini Hope. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2277. 
HTA. 



FINGER, ARMIN W. 

Student Officer 
177 34th St., Milwaukee, 
W'is. Mass. Inst, of Tech , 
Cambridge, Pelham Bay. 
HTA. 



FINKLER, ALBERT T. 

Ensign 
4H5 W^yr)ming Place, Mil- 
waukee, Wis. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 2127. HTA. 



W^ 





FIN LEY, JOHN T. 

Student Officer 
1928 Eye St.. Washington. 
r>. C. Seattle, W'ashington. 
HTA. 



FLSHEIi. CAUL A. 
Ensign 
1206 West Second South 
St., Salt Lake City. Mass 
Inst, of Tech., Bay .Shore, 
Pensacola, Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 998. HTA. 



FISHER. J. FRED 
Ensign 
1908 Louisiana Ave., St. 
Louis, .Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Miami. 
N. A. No. 475. HTA. 



FISHER. PAUL D. 
Machinist 
99 Huron St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Columbia Univ., 
Pauillac, Fr., IT. S. Marines 
HTA. 





FISHER, PORTER G. 
Student Officer 
33 Penhurst Park. Buffalo, 
N. Y. Mass. lost, of Tech. 
HTA. 



FISKE, ROGER B. 

Ensign 
Topsfield, Mass, 



Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. N. 
2098. HTA. 



Mass. 
Miami, 
A. No. 



FITZGERALD, GERALD 

Ensign 
Ticonderoga, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Newport, 
R. I., Key W^est, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2110. HTA. 



FITZGERALD, JAMES N. 

Student Officer 
214 N. Seventh St., Newark. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Bay Shore. HTA. 




FITZPATRICK. T. J. 

Student Officer 
808 Corinthian -\ve., Phil- 
adelphia, Pa. Dunwoody. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



FLANIGAN, FRANK J. 

Lieut. 0.9.) 
23.S Harvard Ave.. AUston, 
Mass. Curtiss Aeroplane, 
Buffalo, Bay Shore. 



FLECK, A. L. 

Student Officer 
929 Quindaro Blvd.? Kan- 
sas City, Kansas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron, 
Rockaway, New York 
LTA. 



FLECK, HAROLD J. 
Ensign 
304 N. K. 4th St., Newton, 
Iowa. Dunwoody, Miami. 
Key W'est, Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2324. HTA. 



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FLKCKIiNSTEIN. J. IJ. 

Sludenl Officrr 
hlO HaH's St.. (Jnitld 
Ha|ii<ls. Mi<'hiKaii. Seiiltlf, 
WashiiiKlun. IITA. 



KI.KITMA.N.N. W. M..J.. 

I.ieitl. (j.g.) 
lit Kasl 8 till St., Now 
York City. Mass. lust nf 
Tech.. Hay Slairp, IVnsn- 
cola. .\. A. No. WO. UTA. 



FI.KMINr;. CIIAS Jr 
Ensitjn 
Mansion llfaisp, Milforfl. 
Mass. .Mass InsI . of TiM'h.. 
-Akron. Pmsarohi. N. .A. 
No. :•&,'•.«. I,TA. 



FLKMINf;. JAMIiS I) 

Sliidtnl Officer 
iTii Spvenlh St.. Sun Hit 
nurdinu. California 
tin, Wasliinglon. 



Seut- 
IITA. 



•^rv 







(C) Underwood ^ Underwood, ,\. V. 



Aerial Vikw of Hrest. Kh.\\( k 
Showing (\ S. Xdrtil Air Sfufiati 



Ki. 





1 l.l.l(;lli;it. FHANK li. 

Sluilrril ((//hit 
1)11.) K. Missouri St . Kl 
l*asi>. Texas. Mass. Inst, 
of Tri'h., Key Wost. Miami. 
Peiisacola. IIT.X. 



I'LETCIIKH, W. 1) 
Knsi'ju 
IIiMivclton, .\. Y. Mass. 
last, of Tech., Miami, 
I'ensucola. N. A. No.I716. 
IITA. 



FLICKINGER, C. 1'. 

Ensign 
TttiZ \. Crovc .\ve.. (►ilk 
Park. III. Mass. Insl. of 
Terli.. hay Shore, llniiis- 
wick. Key West, Pansacolu. 
"■ A. No. 2312. UTA. 



ILVW, (,II\HLES E. 

Ensign 
12 Smith Hoail. C.lifton- 
ilale, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tei-h.. Key \\est, .Miami, 
Pensacola. N. .A. No. I7«l. 
HTA. 



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FLYNN. FRED T. 
Ensiijn 
92 BuckinBham St., Harl- 
ford. Coon. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2192 
HTA. 



FLYNN. MAURICE B. 

Lieul. U-a> 
16 Vinton Rd., Madison. 
N J. Mass Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1961. HTA. 



FLYNN, W. HUGO 
Student Officer 
740 N. Burlington Ave, 
Hastings, Nebraska. Seat- 
tle, Washington. HTA. 



FOLEY, TIIDS. I>. 

Student Officer 

Adams Ave- and N. E. 

Boulevard, Frankford, Pa. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 




FOLWELL, RALPH T. 

Sludenl Officer 
111 liclhlehem Pike, Chest- 
mil Hill, I'l'ini, Mass- Inst 
of Tech- HTA- 



FONDEVILLE, E. L- 

Student Officer 
1-11 Park .\ve-, East Orange, 
N- J. Mass- Inst- of Tech-, 
Cambridge, Goodyear Fly- 
ing Field, Akron, LTA. 



FORBES, WILL 

Student Officer 

Waterloo, Iowa- Mass- 

Insl- of Tech., Great Lakes. 

HTA, 




38 S. 
cago, 
Tech 
cola. 
LTA. 



FORGAN. J. 11 , 

Ensign 

Dearborn St. 

III. Mass. I 

Bay Shore, 

N- A- "■ 



No 



, Chi- 

nst- of 

Pensa- 

1780. 




ill. 



W( 



D 



FORKNER, JOE R. 

Ensign 
42U Itth Ave., N. E., 
Seattle, Wash. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West. N, A. 
No, 1479, HTA. 



FORREST, RONALD C 

Sludenl Officer 
712 N. 49lh St., Seattle, 
Wash. Seattle. HTA. 



FORSTER. GEORGE F, 

Slufient Officer 
111 Rogers Ave., -Macon, 
Ga. Seattle, Washington. 
llTA. 



FOSTER, JAMES R. 

Student Officer 

132 West 5aih St., New 

Y'ork City. -Mass- Inst- of 

Tech-, Bay Shore- HTA, 







FOW, FHA.NKLl-\ RILE 

Student Offiicrr 
541 Argyle Road. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., 
Minn. HTA. 



FOWLER, LEROY A, 

Ensign 
Bozeman. Montana. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech., San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2039. 
HTA. 




FOX, AUSTIN 

Student Offitcer 

426 South Oak Park ,\ve.. 

Oak Park, Illinois. Seattle, 

Washington. HTA. 



FOX, JAMES M. 

Student Offiicer 

542 West 112 St.. New 

Y'ork City. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech. HTA. 



150 




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FOX. MIIIMAN J. 

SluJi-nl Officer 

l.'>02 Iiiflitiiui Avo., La 

Portp. Iiuliaiiii. SL'jitlle. 

(Jrcul Lukes. UTA. 



I'HA.NCISCO. CYIUS I". 

Ensign 
69 Hnlsoy St.. Ncwork. N. 
J. Mjis.s. Inst, of Tech., 
,\kr(>ii. IViisncola. LTA. 



FHA^/, CHISS W ESTON 

Ensiijn 
Rpstmcre. Tullinadge. Ohin. 
Siiminit Cdiiiity. Muss. 
Insl. of Tech.. .\kr<iii. 
Minmi. I'.iisiir.ila. N. A. 
No. 215B. LIA. 



FRAWLKY. I'ALL li. 

Student Officer 

\:M W. 17th St., New 

York City. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Hay Shore. HTA. 







\i'.\ Coniiii. I'lth. Inf. 



\t'x 



A HrsY Day at Kkv Wkst 




KHEK 
Stw 
^"rtZTt Ilai 
sias City, 
of I'pch.. 
LTA. 



LANH. J. \I. 

iif-nt Officer. 
risdii Ii|v)l., Kan- 
Mo. .Mas.s. Inst. 
Akron, Pensacola. 



nu:i;\i\N. kdmi mm. 

Ensitjii 
('nrneroii. Mo. Mass. Inst, 
of Twh.. Akron. IVn«acoIa. 
N. A. Ni). 2157. LTA. 






iiiii'Mx 11. n. 


FRO.VSS. I'Al'L K. 


Ensiqn 


Ensiftn 


1616 Mass. St., Lawrence, 


20S Main St., Oneida, N.Y 


Kansas. Mass. Inst, of 


Mass. Insl. of 'lech.. IVii 


Tech.. San nie*.'o, Pensa- 


sacola. ( (iieeii^rown. Wet 


cola. N. \ No. 1767. 


fonl. lliimp Hils . H.x:k 


IITA 


n«ay. \, \ No, 7.11. 



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FROST. EDWARD M. 

Student OJjIicer 
1407 Harrison St., Lynch- 
hurf.'. Vir^'inia. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Boston, Bay 
Shore. HTA. 



FRYE, EDGAR P 

Ensign 
R. F D No. .3, Wilton, 
N. H. Great Lakes, U. S, 
S. Kansas, Miami. Dayton. 




FULLER, WM. 

Ensign 
1 200 ""jLake Shore 
Chicago, III. Mass. 
Tecii., Key W'est. 
No. 1430. 



Drive. 
Inst, of 

N. A. 



2614 Polk St., N. W., 



^ ^ <^ <^ <^ 

Fagan, p. F., Ensign. 

FaCeros, Edward D., Ensign., 
Minn.. .Minn. N. .\., No. 750. 

F\HV. Charlks. Lieut, (j.g.), 410 Fifth St., N. W., 
Washingloii. I). C. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ft. 
Worth, Killinghulme, Stonehenge., R. \. F., Fr., Nor. 
Bomb. Gr. N. A. No. 301. H l A, 

Fales, Herbert G., Ensign, ll.'j Highland St., West 
Newton, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hammondsport. 
N. Y., Hiiffalo, N. Y. 

Fallon. C. G., Ensign, 31 Borroughs St., Jamaica 
Plain, Mass. 

Farlei, Adrian M., Student Officer, Harbor Road. 
Sonlhport, Conn. 

Farley, Eliot, Ensign, Dcdham, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola. HTA. 

Fabley, W. Scott, Ensign, Opelika, .\Ia. Great Lakes, 111. 

Farmer. Chas. Ralph, Ensign, Santa Rosa. Cal. N. A. 
No. 21b. 

Farnham, Willard E., Ensign. 

Farnsworth. Grover C, Ensign, 2710 Ontario Road, 
Washington. D. C. 

Farbell, Henry E., Jr., Student Officer, 918 Security 
Bldg., St. Louis, jMo. 

Farhell, Ray.mond. Student Officer, Palo Alto, Cal. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., .\kron. LTA. 

Farrelly, Richard L., Ensign, Harrison, N Y. N. A. 

No. 887. 

Farthing, Wm. J., Lieut, (j.g.). No. 3 Montrose Apt.; 

Houston, Tex. Bu. of Ordnance, Washington, D. C. 

Farwell, J. v.. 3rd, Lieut, (j.g.l. West Palm Beach, Fla. 

Faulds, John L., Student Officer, 588 Walnut St., New 
Orleans, La. 

Favorite, George Upton, Ensign, Devon, Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA. 

Fawcett, Charles H.. Ensign, 411 West 63rd St., 
Kansas City, Mo. 

Fay, J. A., Ensign, 1371 Columbia Road. Washington, 
p. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1241. HTA. 

Fay, Robert R.. Ensign. N. A. No. 1734. 

Feaman, Phillip B., Student Officer, 108 Birchwood 
Ave., Louisville, Ky. 

Febiegr, Wm. S., Student Officer, 480 Randolph Ave.. 
Milton. Mass. Great Lakes, 111. 

Fellows. Earle H., Ensign, .322 Carrinla St , Ruther- 
ford. N. J. Rockaway Beach. L. L, Coco Solo, C. Z. 

Fellows. Herbert A., Student Officer. Room 275 
Patent Office, Washington, D. C. 



FUIIR, HARRY E. FULLAWAY. W. M. 

Lieut. 0.9-* Student Officer 

41 Fourth Place, Brooklyn, 2<)55 Pacific St.. Omaha, 

N. Y. Bockaway, Pensa., Nebraska. Seattle, San 

Pallicc, Paris, Brest, Lon- Diego. HT.A. 
don. QueenstowD, Castle- 
lown. B. Sh., Wash. LTA. 

Felton, Wm. S.. Ensign. 357 Essex St., Salem, Mass. 

Feniston. Noble C, Ensign, Box 51, Sardinia, Ind. 

Fentress, Herberts., Student Officer, 1801 Willoughby 
St., Norfolk. Va., Uunwondy, Minn. HTA. 

Ferebee, Samuel W., Jr.. Student Officer, Newbern, 
N. C. 

Ferguson, Guy H., Ensign, 480 Pine St., San Francisco. 
C'd. N. A. No. 1083. 

Ferguson, Wilbebt H., Student Officer, 2639 E. 29th 
St., Kansas City, Mo. 

Febguson, Willabd E.. Ensign. 61 East 80th St., New 
York City. 

Febris, Dakin Dennett, Ensign. 

Febhis, John M.. Student Officer, 76 Y'oung Ave.. Pel- 
ham. N. Y. 

Fessendkn, John IL. Jr.. Student Officer, 3402 Nebraska 
Ave., Tampa. Fla. 

Fessler, James Andrew. Student Officer, 812 Kercheval 
Ave.. Detroit, Mich. 

Feuchtwanger, a. J., Ensign. Mastic, Mass. 

Field, Hugh T., Ensign, Calvert. Tex. Seattle, Key 
West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 237,S. HTA. 

Fields, J. C. War. Gun. 

Fillebrown, Howard Merbell. Ensign, 24 Vincent 
St., Binghamton, N. Y Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. 
Pensacola, Fla HTA. 

Finch, Volney C Ensign, Pacific King Co., Tacoma, 
Wash. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami, Moutchic, 
Calais, Nor. Bom. Gr., Dunkirk, Hampton Rds. N. A. No. 
23.i3. LTA. 

Fincke, Donald M., Ensign, 655 .\cademy St., .\storia, 
L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Pelham Bay. 
Brest, Guipavas, Fr. LTA. 

Finley, .Adin W., Student Officer. 1018 Commercial 
St.. Emporia, Kans. 

FiNNEGAN, James Joseph, Lieut, fj.g.), 527 Fifth Ave.. 
New York, N. Y. New Port News. Va. Washington, D. C, 
St. Ingleycrt, Fr., Hampltm Roads, Va.. Northern 
Bombing Group. HT.\. 

Finney, Frvnk B., War. Gun. 

Finney, William L., Ensign. 541 W. Jackson Blvd., 
Chicago. 111. N. A., N... 2252. 

Fish, Albert S., Ensign, 212 Linden St., Akron, O- 

Fishback. George Benjamin, Ensign, Paris, Ky. N. A. 
No. 1967. 

FisHEB, Evan T., Student Officer. Redland. Cal. 

Fisher, II. S., Ensign, 2787 Boulevard. Jersey City, N. J. 

Fisher. O. W., Jr., Ensign. Bellingham, Wash. Care of 
Fisher Flouring Mills Co., Mass. Inst, of Tc^h., Keyport, 
N. J., College Pt.. L. I., Elizabeth, N. J.; Seattle, Wash. 

Fitch, H. IL, Ensign. 

Fitzgerald, Wyatt E , Carpenter. 

Fitzgibbon. Wm., Ensign, 371 West 123rd St., New York 
City. N. A. No. 2338. 

Fitz, Edward C. Student Officer, 18 Tremont St.. Bos- 
ton. Mass. Great Lakes, III 

Fitzpatrick, Elmer J., .Student Officer, Radcliff, Ohio. 

Fit/p\tbick, Joseph P.. Lieut. (j-S-). 507 110 .St.. New 
York City. 

FiTZPATBlCK. Paul E.. Student Officer, 2037 Seneca St., 
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

FiTzsiMONs, Jos. G., Student Officer, 8 Bromley Rd.. 
Charlotte. N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Pensa- 
cola. LTA. 
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FiTzpATmcK. Wai.teb C. rionlswnin. 
,., V*^;'."""' -'^*»" Ki J-. .Sliidi-nt Olli. 
HIvd.. Kiinsas City. Mo. 

Fi.aM(;an. Ch\s. W., Stilcldil OITirpr 
cliii.p|l.<i ,\ve.. .\. \V.. Wiishington. r). C. 



FlAVI, 

HcirhHI.-. 
Flki 



:fr. 92') (^iiiiularo 

1.1 1 4 Miis«n- 

En.sigii, (^tijakrr Kid^•l■. N<'W 

.\Te.. 

Forest E., Sludeiit OITicer. Stanford l!ni- 



AN'. HoilACE C. 

N. V 



r-k- '"'^'i,"- *'*»'•>■-£ S.. Ensign. 2<)1.-} Mi.higan 
Chicago. III. 

Fl.FMIN*; 

versily. Cal 

Flem.m; IIabvey C, Ensign. 4«»6 Kimhark .\vp.. 

v '^'"■''i-, '" ^'"'"' '■"*'■ "f Tech., Miami. Pen.sacola. 
« A. No. IK112. UT\. 

Flemin.; IlF.HBEnT Paii.. Ensign. 11 E. Wyoming Ave., 
Melrose .Mass. .M„s,s. I„s|. of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Fl«. N. A. .No. 21')1. MTA. 

Flet<:heh. Haboi.i) II,li„ Ensign, I.'iTS Massachusetla 
Ave.. Cambridge. .Mass. 

FLETniER, .Milan 
Erie. I'a. 



.Sludent OHicer. 118 Peach St. 



Fletcheb. Ralph Anpbew. IJent. (j.g.). Weslford. 
Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ordnance. Seattle. Wash. 

Fleirv, Enu Ann 
Care of H. 



, W) E. I'dh St., 
111. Mass, Inst. 



ilnance. 
II . Sludent Ollii 
.\elT. New York City. 

t^^"':'^' .^' '- • •'*'"<leiil Klliccr, Toni 

■ if Tech., key West. ilTA. 

[. ''li'M; "5." C:-.I-'<""«- ij K 1. 842 Cundersou Ave . Oak 
Park. III. Great Lakes. IlTA. 

_^^ Flint, Wm. H.. Ensign. 7 Thompson Ave.. Larchmonl. 

V *■!■""■!■ f-E". W. War. Machinist. 51.T W. 111th St., New 
lork City. Columbia University, I'ackard. Key West, 

Fl.oon. J. C.. Ensign. N. A. No. <)21 

Flooi, Thomas B. Ensign. P. O. Box 1105. Tonopah. 

■ r,"!"-- . -??■ '"'"• "f Tech.. Akron, Key West. N. A. No. 

FLoon, Walter C, Ensign, 918 S. Negley Ave., Pitts- 
burgh. F'a. 

Flotd Gordon Piebpe. Ensign. l.'iT Vnssar St., Cam- 
bridge. Mass .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. 
Pensacola. .N. A. .No. Ihl.'). HIA. 

Fi.ovn. \Vm. ,M.. Jh.. Student OITicer, 8 Tower Place, 
1 oiiicrs. N. Y. 

Fi.v>N. John B.. Student Officer, Illinois Athletic Club. 
Chicago. III. 

c foi-Kl. .\HTHin C. Slfi.l.Mt Olli.-er. 2:1(1 Summit Ave., 
St. Paul. Minn. 

Fokhes. I). P., Lieut. 
Ill 

Fohbes. Tai.bot. Student Officer, 610 W. 115lh St.. 
.New York City. 

FoBii. Bi BDETTE E.. Student Officer. 5198 Cornell Ave., 
(.lucago. 111. 

FoBi.. .Nevil, Lieut, (j.g.). Care of Slate St. Trust Co., 
I "ston. j\lass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Oiwratioiis, Washing- 
ton. 1). C. 



U'.g.). 241 .N. .Main St.. H.Kkfortl, 



FoBn, Newell A.. Student Officer. W(!slern Springs. 
Wm. v.. Student Officer. 9.!1 tth St . Boston. 



III. 

FoBI 
.Mass. 



KoniiK. Thomas IL, Ensign. 661 South 2nd East, Salt 
k, » . Lake (ily. Utah. Seattle, Pensacola. San Diego. N A 
.No. 2(170. IIT.V. 



Fob(;an. Donald M 
\\'ashington, D. C. 

FoBBEsTAi.. James V.. Lieut 
New York City. .N. A. No. 154. 

Forsteb. Henbv, Lieut, (j.g.), 65 White St.. Milton 
.Mass. Dunkirk and St. Inglevert, France. N. A. No 



Ensign. The Highlands A|il.. 
(j.g.), 28 Nassau St., 



.MahqI'AD, Ensign, 6251 .McPhersoii Ave. 



Fobsteb. L. 
St Louis. Mo. 

F<iBTv». D. E., Ensign, H. F. D. No. 5, Hichmond. Va. 
N A. Ni>. 1703. 

F.iss. Fbjnk K.. Lieut. O.g). 4625 I^kc Park Ave 
Chicago. Ill .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 959. IlTA. 

Foster, James G., Student Officer, Union Springs, Ala. 

Foster. John C, Tuscaloosa. Ala. N. A. No. 1 12. 

FosTEB. John M.. Student Officer. 1220 ilininan Ave. 
r.vanston. 111. ** 

Foster. Haymond .\., Ensign. 

Fosteb. Hobt. .M., Student Officer, Central Y M C K 
BufTalo. N. Y. ' ' ' 



Student Officer. 67 N. 11th St. 
Student Officer. 1.113 Nia- 



FosTEB. Robebt ]• 
Newark. N. J. 

Fosteb. .Steblini; J.. Jr.. 
znma St.. Birmingham. .\la. 
^^^Foi-ST. Chesteb a.. Ensign, 1401 Gregory St., Chicago, 

FowELL. Fred ,M., War. Machinist. 

N.''A.'!"Nt T7!r2*"' '^•' '^""^"' ""' *^* Williamson. Mass. 

Si ''s'o.'a',^^ ■""•?"- ^- '^""'•'" ""'"•-'■ »«3 S. Presa 
.M.. ."sail .\ntoiiio. Tex. 

Fov. BvRON C. Ensign. 

Fox, E. T., Ensign, 237 .Madison Ave., New York City. 

mII,'"'' n"" ^^; ^";[>'"- '■"» Lincoln Ave., St. Paul. 
M "" , ,V""»'"x'5'. .^•"-»',., ■"•" °f Tec',., Chatham, 
Miami, i'ensacola. N. A. No. 2279. HT.\. 

Fox Sami EL .M Lieut (jg). Torresdale. PI ., Penn. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech., BulTalo, Bu. C. & R., Washington. 
Fox. Thos. L.. War Gunner. 
Fov, BvRoN C, Ensign. 
Fbancis, C. C. Ensign. 

Fbank. Inoram Nathan. Student Officer, 2233 Larkii> 
St.. .San rranci.soo. Cal. 

Fbanke Allen, Student Officer, 6106 Kimbark Ave., 
Chicago. III. 

Fbankiin. Lapayette. Ensign. 351 Lafayette St.. 
Denver. Colo. Seattle. Wash. flTA. 

Franswiirth. Groveh C.. Ensign. 

Fbantz. Robt. .N.. Ensign. Smiley Hall. Claremont. Cal 

Fl 
Inst 
Ma 

Eraser. Albert A., 228 Raymond Ave.. .South Orange, 
N. J. N. A. No. 961. 

Eraser, Daniel W., Ensign. 

Fbaseb. GiLDEBT H., Student Officer, 182 Juniper St . 
Atlanta. <ta. 

Fbazeb. J. W.. War. Machinist. 

Freeo. Loring. Student O/Iitw. 605 Locust St.. Knox- 
viUe. lenii. Akron. Ohio. .Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTK. 

Freeman, Edwabd E., Ensign. 

Freeman. II\rlev L.. Student Officer. 7609 Wade Park 
Ave, Cleveland. Ohio. Miss. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

Fbeeman. S A. Lieut. Ij.g.). 2 Fayette P.irk. Cam- 
bridge. .Mass. Mass. Inst, of Twh.. Il.iniiiton Boa N 
Pensacola. Rockaway. N. A. No. 1091. MTA. 

Fbeoerk'k. Stanton W., Ensign, .1611 l>K:ust St 
Philadelphia. Pa. 

French. S., War. Boat.swain. 

French. Clarence B.. Ensign. 49 Pleasant St., Walt- 
h.am. Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech . Buy Shore. N. Y.; 
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1920. HT.\. 

French. J. Bedford. Lieut, (j.g). 315 S. 41st St.. Phila- 
delphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, PiMisacola. 
Cape .May. 

Freidenheim, Leon. Ensign, 9 Marshall Road. Yon- 
kers, N. Y'. .Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.. Peii-iacola, Ru. Opera- 
tions. Bu. Con. ^^ Repair. Bix-kaway. 

Fbev. Bobt J.. Student Officer. 117 Peuilletou St., New 
Haven. Conn. 

Fbitt.s. J. W., 
Wash. IlTA. 

Fbit/e. J. B., 
III. 



Franziieim. W a.. ICiisign. Wheeling, W. Va. M»,,. 
- ol lech. Akron. Ohio; Pen.sacola, Fla.; Chatham. 
N. A. No. 1197. LTA. 



, Student Officer. Ilughson. Cal. SiMttle. 
Student Officer. 802 Bigelow St.. Peorin„ 



X, 



FnizzELL. Paul J.. Ensign. .1566 13th St.. N. W.. Wash- 
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., .Miami, Pensacola. 

-N. A. No. 2388. HTA. 

Fbotiiin(;h\m. Philip B.. Ensign. 

Fboiiu\<;h\m. Sami-fl. Jr.. Ivisign, Overlee, I^no'. 
Mass. Mass Inst, of Tech.. Key West, .Miami. Pensacola 
N. A. No. 11.2. IlTA. 

FnvF. IKrvev E., Student Officer, 121 F St., S. W.. 
.\rdmore, Okla. 

Fuller. Ernest J., Lieut, (j.g.). Crescent .\thletic 
Club. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Fuller, John E., Ensign, 25 BickerstalT St., Boston, 
Mass. 

Fuller, R.'N..'Student Officer, 332 Park St., S. Akron. 
Ohio. 

Fuller, Robt. L., Ensign, 2605 Durant .\ve., Berkeley, 
Cal. 

Funnell. C. L., Ensign, 316 Woodworth .Ave., Yonkers, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Keyport. N. J.; Whitestone,. 
L. I. 



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GAFFNEY, B. F. 

Ensifin 
Lake City, Michigan. Dun- 
woody Inst.. Minn., Miami, 
Key West. Peusacola. N. 
A. No. 2523. HTA. 



GAGE. FRED TI. 

Lieul. (j.y.) 
16 Byron St., Haverhill. 



Mass 

Diego. 

HTA. 



Pensacola, 
N. A. No 



San 
265. 



GAINES, CHARLES H. 

Student Officer 
Gallatin. Tenn. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA. 





GAINES. LUDWELL E. 

Ensign 
Fayettesville, \V. Va. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Cam- 
bridge. HTA. 



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GALLAGHER. D. C. 

Slu<l,-nl Oflk-er 
O'Neill. Nebraska. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Cambridf,'e, 
Curtiss. Buffalo, N. Y. 
LTA. 



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A. 



GALLOUPE, C. A. 
I.ietil. ij.ij.) 
212 Ocean St., Lynn, Mass 
.S(iiiantum, Hampton Rds., 
Pensacola, Killin;.'liolnie, 
Ens., Chatham. N. A. No. 
423. 




GAMBLE, JOHN G. 
Ensign 
E. Call St., Tallahassee, 
Fla. Seattle, San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2463. 
HTA. 



GAMBLE, ROBERT H. 

Z./e«^ ij.g.) 
850 Park Ave., New York 
City. Mass. Inst of Tech., 
Key West, Ollice Chief 
Naval Operations. N. A. 
No. 468. HTA. 




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GAMMON. F. ROYAL 

Ensign 
^^ West Hill Place, Boston, 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
A^hada, Ire., Killingholme, 
Eng, 




GARDNER, GUY N. 
Ensign 
2315 Albion St., Denver, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1561. LTA. 



GANS, HILARY W. 
Ensign 
Beaumont, Govans, Md. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2006. HTA. 



GARDNER. EARL A. 

Lieul. ij.g.) 

917 N. Union St., Fostoria, 

Oliii*. Akron, Brest. Finis- 

tere. France. 





GARDNER. R. E. 
Ensign 
1021 Robinson St., Oro- 
ville, Calif. M. I T.. 
Key West, Miami, Pensa., 
Lo[idon, Washington, S. 
Diego. N. A. No. 1116. 



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(. VIll.iiiK, FRED L, 

Ensign 

Maxwell, Iowa. Seattle, 

San Diego, Pensacola. N. 

A., No. 2278. HTA. 



GARDNER, GIBSON 
Lieul. (j.g.) 
74 Lincoln Parkway, Buff- 
alo, N. Y. M. I. T., Ilamp. 
Rds.. Pensa., Moulchic. 
Pa'iillac, Brest, Tregiiier, 
Bay Sh. N. A. No. 344. 




GARMON, GEORGE R. 

Ensign 
76 I9th St., Lowell. Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A 
No. 2078. HTA. 



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Sttufenl Offirrr 
MXi Itryiuil Ave. So,. 
Minneapolis, Minn. Muss. 
I list . of Tech. . M inmi. 
HTA. 



CARIUSUN. J.. Jr. 
Li^ut, (j.g.) 
l'22'i \\'estover Avo., Nor- 
folk, Va. Miiss. Inst. <.f 
Tech.. JVnsiu-ol;i. Mour- 
cliic, Fr.. KillinKlailnii'. Imi^'. 
N. A. INo. 261. UTA. 



(;AU\i;it. I. I. 

Ensiijn 
10 K. l(»tli St.. \<-w York 
Cily, Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Key VVrst. iVnsiirolii. N. 
A. No. 20;J0. IITA. 



).\ll\ I.N. J. K. 

Sfudent Ojjicer 

\Xy\ lOvans .\ve.,St. Louis, 

Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Akron. Pensacoln. LT.A. 



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GATKLV. I.KWIS H. 


<;atv.tiii:<)Iuhu:k. 


Stiuirtit OjD'tcrr 


Ensign 


Caro of \V. .S. Johnson. 


.50 Morri-s .\vr.. Morris- 


Matnaron«*i-k. N. ^". Mass. 


town. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 


Inst, of I><h. HTA. 


T^'ch., IVnsaroIa, Miami. 


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Moutchic. Fr.. N. A. No. 




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CEDDY. r.Ko. IV 
Student OQicfr 
Scottlanr] Road. Williams- 
Inir*;. \ i^^'inia. Mass. Inst, 
of Tecli.. Ilantplon Itoads. 
Charleston, Miami. HTA. 



(iKl'l'KKI. JuU.N \VM. 

Ensiyn 
Collins Rd., Kirkwooil. 
Mis.souri. Mass. Inst, of 
Trt-h.. Miami. Pensacola. 
HTA. 



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GERE, HOWARD M. 

Sltt(lent Oj)icer 
305 Erie St., Syracuse, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. HTA. 



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GERMER. EDWARD. Jr. 

Ensign 
402 West 6 St.. Erie. Penn. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. I'en- 
sacola. Rookaway. N. A. 
No. 612. HTA. 




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GERRY. FRANK H. 

Ensign 
63 Hobart St., Danvers. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech , 
Hay Shore. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 1810. HTA. 



GETZ. CHARLES L. 

Student Officer 

nil Wejit Lanvale St., 

Baltimore, Md. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



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GEYER, CLARENCE H. 

Ensign 
32 Euclid Ave.. Ruffalo, 
N. Y. M. I. T . Pens., . K. 
F. C. S. A. G., F( \\.,rlh, 
Hamp. R(is.. Killin^'hohne. 
N. A. No. 231. HTA. 




GIBBS. FRANK H. 

Ensign 
Warrenton. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Te'h.. Miami. Pen- 
sacola, Rockaway Beach. 
N. A. No. I.i51. HTA. 



GIBBS. LAUREN W. 
Ensign 
301 B St.. Salt Lake City. 
LItah. Mass. Inst, of Te"h.. 
Akron. Rockaway. P'n- 
sacola. N. A. No. 158. 
LTA., HTA. 



GIBBS, WALTER 

Ensign 
14 Thetford Ave.. Dorches- 
ter. Mass. Mass. Inst, if 
Tech.. Newport. U. S. S. 
Mnas. Akron. Rockaway 
Beach. LTA 




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GIBSON, H. F. 

Ensign 
1814 ITth St.. Bouliler, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Te h.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 156. HTA. 




GILMAN. JOSEPH T. 

Ensign 
315 Charles River Road. 
Cambridge. Mass. Seatrl^. 
San Diei.'o. Pensacola. N. 
A No. 2200. HTA. 



GILL, LESTER N.; 
Student Officer 
Garden Grove. Iowa. Dun- 
woody Inst.. Minn.. Miami. 
HTA. 



GILLAM, C. R. 

Student Officer 
121 E. Maple .\ve., Lanir- 
hfirne. P.^nn. Mass. Inst, 
of Te h. Bay Shore. HTA. 



GILLEN. FREDERICK J. 

Student Officer 
16 Prospect St.. Lawrence, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Terh. 
HTA. 




GILMORE. LEON M. 
Ensign 
Wills Point. Texas. Seat- 
tle. Washington. San Diego. 
HTA. 



GILPIN, KENNETH N. GIVEN, FREDERICK II. 



Ensign 
Boyce, Virginia. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech , Miami, N. 
Bomb. Gr.. Calais. Fr., 
Mout hie. Fr. HTA 



Ensign 
5") West St.. Cortland, 
Maine. Bay Shore, Bos- 
ton. Squantum. Hamptoni 
Rds , Pensacola. N. A- 
No. 752. HTA. 




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CI.KNN. (iKoRGE M. 

I'Tl Miilililn, I'll. Sralllc. 
Siiil I)ii';.'o. IN'iisaroIa N. 
A. .\... 1MI>1. UTA. 



GOEBi;i.. WILLIAM IL 

Kfixi'in 
r>7.'» Tftlh St.. Itrijoklyri. 
N. Y.. Mass. Irisl.cirTe.h.. 
HulTali). Ci.lleso Poial. 
MorehcHil City. Smithliflil. 
N. A. -No. 1619. 




(;(ii;i>i:f:Ki;. oscAH a. 

Slllllflll OfticiT 

'(I N. mill Si.. Knst Orancc 
^ J. .Mjiss. Insl. jf Tech 
UTA. 



r.OElM'EKT. K. T. 

21.'il riidiii St.. San Krari- 
risco. Cal. Mass. Iiisl. of 
Tech.. .Miami. I'lMlsu-ola. 
N. A. No. 1.'>K'I. UTA. 




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(iOKTZ. A. ().. Jr. 


GOINC. IlKMU 11. 


GOLD, urn's 


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GOLDMAN. I.OtilS J. 


Sliiilrril OJjicrr 
11.(1 \V. Charles Place. At- 
lanlii- Cily. .\. J. Iluii- 
wiKKiy Inst.. Minn. HT..V. 


Eiisitjn 
1 nion. S. C Mass Inst, 
i.r Te<h.. Charleston. -Mi- 
ami. IVnsacoIa. N. A. ISo. 
l.-,6H. UTA. 


SUulent IWicrr 
Care of Y. M. 
Youius'own. Ohio. 
Inst, of Tech. 11 


C. A.. 

.Mass 

ITA. 


Lienl. U-9-1 
2-16 W. .nrd St.. New York 
City. Pauillac. Gironiie. 
Fr. UTA. 



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GOLDSMITH, HENRY F. 

Ensign 

2308 N. Broad St., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Keyport, New York. 
College Point, New Haven. 
HTA. 



GOLDSMITH. N. L. 
Ensign 
1178 St. James Court, 
Louisville. Ky. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech , Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N A. No. 2102. HTA. 



GOOD, EUGENE A. 

Ensi(;^n 
170 Webster St.. Tiflin, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Cambridge, Key West, Pen 
sacola. N. A. No. 2237. 
HTA. 



GOODRICH, ALBERT H. 

Ensign 
2033 Aubert Ave., Chicago, , 
Illinois. Mass. Inst. of ' 
Tech., Great Lakes, Pen- 
sacola. HTA. 




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GOODRICH, GRANT 

Ensign 
^22 Deraing PI., Chicago, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. N. A. No. 
14S7. HTA 



GOODRICH, M AliCI ^ \. 

Ensign 
Austin Nat'l Bank. Auslin, 
Texas. Diinwoody, Miami. 
Key West, Pensacola, 
N. A. No. 26.-)7 HTA. 



GOODSPEED, F. S. 
Ensign 
34t W. 72iirf Si., New York 
City. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Ray Shore, Rrunswick, Ga., 
Key West, Pensacohi. N. 
A.. No. 2351. HTA. 



GOODSPEED, MORTON 

Lieiil. (j.g.) 
279 Newbury St., Boslon 
Mass. Mass. Inst of Tech. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 640 




GORDON, FRANK C. 
Ensign 
46 Way Ave., Corona. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2290. HTA. 



GORDON, WILMOT G.. 

Lieul, (j.g.) 
Corona, Long Island, N. Y. 
Ray Sli re. Key West, .Mi- 
ami, N. A. No. 512. HTA. 



GORDY, J. E. 



Machinist 



18 New St. 
Mobile, Ala 



Francis St., 
Pauillac, La 



Pallicc, Fr., Pensacola. 



GORMAN, JOHN P. 

Ensign 
608 Bellevue Ave.. Syra- 
cuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola 
N. A. No. 2583. HTA. 



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GORMLEY, JOHN V. 

Ensign 
19 Wyekoff St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 1139. HTA. 





GOSS, CLARK C. 
Ensign 
109 E. lllh St., Harper. 
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2465. HTA. 




GOSS, PIKRRK B. 
Student Ofliccr 
Sheridan, Placer Co., Cal- 
ifornia, Seattle, San Diei,'o. 
HTA. 



GOULD, CHARLES B. 
Ensign 
1412 Des Moiues St., Des 
Moines. Iowa, Dunwoody 
lust., Minu., .Miami, Key 
West, Pensacola. N. .\. 
No^2652. 



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GOIJLLICT. AI.KIti;i) r. 

StUtiPtll OJ)ic*T 
Vt\ So. Till St.. Newark, 



N. J. 


Mass. Inst, of Tech. 


l'.-ii»i, 


■..Li, Key West 


III A. 





COVKM, HOHH. 
Liritt. (j.g.) 
600 N. Cam.lltoM A 
Baltimore, Mil. M. I. 
l*ensucola. Miami, (^)ti 
town, I.oukIi Foyle 



folk. .N. A. No. Tl.i. 



N.ir- 

niA. 



(;HAi)i;ii, (;. \v., jr. 

Etisiqn 
II Hi;;lilaiHl Terrace, Mar- 
l.Iehea.l. Mas.s. .Mass. 

Inst, of Teih . Norfolk, 
I'ensacola, .Morehoad (^ity. 
N. A. No. 1887. IITA. 



ORAFFIS, JOS. M. 
Ensifjn 
81.5 Lafayette Parkway, 
("hirapo. III.. .Montchic, Fr., 
Luke Bolseiia, Italy, P)rlo 
Corsini, It. N. .\. No. 
I.>0.1. IITA. 



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(iltAlIAAI. ALAN H., 
Ensign 

23 S. Maple Ave.. Easl 
OraiiKe, N. J. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. liay Sh ir<?. iN-ii- 
sacula, H(K-kaway. i\. A. 
No. low. IITA. 
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GHANOIN, ElAAiil C. 

Stut/enl 0_fficer 
Ti<lioiit«'. Pa. Miiss. Inst. 
of Trrli.. .Miami. II'IW. 



CHAVKS. FORREST L. 

Stut/rnl Officrr 

Del. \Vat<!r (lap, IVnii. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



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GRAY, ALI mil .^ 
Knsitltt 

,119 Con^'ress St., Portland, 
Me. M»s.s. Inst, of Tech. 
Akron. Ilanioton Roads. 
North Sydney. N. S.. 
Rockaway Beach. LTA. 






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r,R\Y, CILSON H.. Jr 

Ensiiitt 
Strtin^'liavpn. Abcrdeon, 
Miss. Mass. Inst. <,rTe(--li.. 
Key West. N. A. No. 2022. 
HTA. 




GREENE, JAMES H. 

Ensign 
38.^) (^lail St., Albany. 
N. Y. Muss Inst, of 
Tech.. Akron. R«)ckaway. 
ITamplori HoaHs, Key 
West. LTA. 




(iRAY, HAROLD E. 

Ensign 
Ttl Monadnnck BIdg.. San 
Francisco. Cal Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Keyport, New 
York. 




GRKEFr, CHARLES A 

Ensifin 
Qiioi,ii,.. Look Islan.I. N. Y 
M.iss. Insl. ,,f Tech.. Ak 
rori, Rockaway. LTA. 



GREEN. RAY F. 

Ensign 
:Am Crocker Rldg.. San 
Francisco. M. I. T.. San 
Peiiro, San Diego, Akron. 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds 
N. A. No. 1559. LTA. 



GREENE. JOHN H. D. 

Student Officer 
4050 Greenview Ave.. Chi- 
cago. III. Dunwoody Inst., 
Minn.. Miami. HTA 




GREENE, W. C. Jr. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 

101! Cliflnrd St., F>rovid- 
ence, R. I. 




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GREENWOOD, F, M. 

Student Officer. ' \ i ; 'J 

Muir, Michigan. Mass. -• i y^ 
Inst, of Tech., Akron. LTA. ' 




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GHEKa. C. \V.. J.. 
Student OJ)icfr 
3220 Pillshury Avp.. S. 
Minn., Minn. Dunwoody. 
Miami. HTA. 



GUIKH. IIAHRV P., Jr. 

Ensujn 
Slalesviile. N. C Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Key Wedt. Pensacola. 

N. A. No. 2555. HTA. 



(iHIFFKN. I'. V. H. 

Lieut. (J.ij.) 
1127 Forest Ave.. Evan- 
ston. Illinois. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. R<x;kaway, Akron. 

N. Sydney, Nova Scolia. 
LTA. 



GRIFFIN. ROBERT H. 

Ensiqn 
28 Collage St.. Leomin- 
ster, Mass. M. I. T.. 
IJuffalo, Paris, Pauillac. 
Moil t chic, London, Felix- 
stowe. Killiofiholme, Grain. 




GRIFFITH, F. A. 

Student Officer 
41 Cuyler Si., Palmyra, 



N. Y. Mass. lust. 
Tech., Akrou. LTA. 



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GRISWOLD. M. P. 

Ensign 
469 Durkee Ave., Kenosha, 
\\ isconsiii. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1811. HTA. 



GRISWOLD. RETTIG A. 

Lieut, (j.i).) 
105 West Third St., Peru, 
Ind. Toronto, Hampton 
Rds.. Ft. Worth. Killing- 
holme. Bolsena, R<M'kaway. 
N. A. No. 248. HTA. 



GROENE. C. H. 
Ensign 
604 Locust Si , Cosh<^>cton. 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2118. HTA. 



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CHOOM. MAIUIV It 

7 Moiiirrey Place. Mobil*^. 
Alii Mass, Inst, of 'I"ecli., 
Akron. Itockaway, Chicago, 
(ircat Lakes. 




(;n()Six:i,()Si:, ii. v. 

I'nluski. Virginia. Muss, 
Institulc of Tech.. Miami, 
Pensi.cnia. IN. A. No. 21 U. 
HTA. 







(;iu)SKCi,().si:. \\ 1' 

Sluilenl Offi-iT 
Cores. \ irffiiiia. Musis. Ittsl. 
oflVli. IITA 



cm mis. II \HHY i.. 

Slililrul (Ipicrr 
'2t\ Hrillon Ave., Elinliurst, 
I,. 1. .Muss. Inst, of Tech. 

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lliiiitinKloii, I.. 1., N. Y. 
Mjiss. Inst. ofTech... Miami. 
IVn.sncola, N. K. V. 
IMiilH. iN. A. No. 1216. 
HTA. 


."iO.IS Miiiii.son Ave.. Fresno. 
Culifoniiii. .SoHtlle. Sun 
I)»To. P.'ri.sju-olu . N. K 
^|.. 22111. IITA. 


UV.Vi Western Ave.. To|H'- 
ka. kan.sas. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tei'li.. May Shore. IVnsa- 
colu. N. A. iN.i. 121T. 
HTA. 


2? Sal.™ St.. Wakefield. 
-Mu.ss. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. .Miami. 
I'ensacola N A No 22:i.i 
HTA. 


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GUINN. T. n. 

Enaitfn 
115 Hurt St., Atlanta. Ga. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. .Miami. 
Pensacola. MoreliPad City, 
Hampton Rtls. N. A. No. 
1912. HTA. 



GUNTIIER, GORDON 

Ensiqn 
1 Parkland Place, St. Louis, 
Mo. Dunwoody, Miami, 
Key West. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2609. HTA. 



GWTLLIAM, R. C. 

Ensign 
2510 Eccles Ave., Ogden, 
Utah. Seattle, Miami. San 
Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2426. 



GWIN, W. B. 
Ensign 
Rolaad Apts., Washington, 
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Anacostia. N. A. 
No. 1010. HTA. 



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Gabel, Cuihbebt C., Student Officer. 216 First St., 
Belvidere, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

Gabeline, C. a., Ensign, 715 N. 5th St., Burlington, 
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2202. HTA. 

Gadsden. Philip H., Lieut, (j.g ). 64 Hasell St., Charles- 
ton. S. C. N. A. No. 233. 

Gaetneb. Walteb C. F., Student Officer, 46 Spring 
Park Ave., Jamaica Plains, Mass. 

Gallagher. Geo. Dominic. Ensign, 133 Lafayette Ave., 
Bufifalo, N. Y. 

Gallagheb, V. L., Ensign, 309 Hartman Bldg., Colum- 
bus, Ohio. 

Gallivan, T. J., Ensign, 65 Hollis St., Framingham, 
Mass. N. A. No. 1512. 

Gardiner. Chables M., Ensign, 141 Bucknam St., 
Everett. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Coco Solo, 
C. Z., Chatham. N. A. No. 1831. HTA. 

Gabdineb. James S., Ensign. Clinton, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1622. 

Gardner, Alfred. Lieut. G-g ). 46 Cedar St.. New York 
City. N. A. No. 1093. 

Gabdneb, A. HowABD, Ensign. 317 Wheeler St.. Ft. 
Worth, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1096. HTA. 

Gardner. Henby L.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2404. 

Gardner. Robert Roveb. Student Officer, 456 Pros- 
pect Ave.. Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Gardneb, W. II., Lieut, (j.g.). Mastic, L. I., N. \. N. A. 
No. 343. 

Gardner. Walter R., Student OiTicer, 54 Stinson Ave., 
Providence, R. I. 

Gabgan, Thomas V., Student Officer, 241 East 175th 
St., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Garlington. JtiLius P., Ensign. Cedartown, Ga. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Fla.; Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 
1326. HTA. 

Garnett. Wm. T.. Ensign. 1834 St. Andrews PI.. Los 
Angeles. Cal. N. A. No. 1663. 

Garrett. Wm. M., Student Officer, 1027 Proctor St., 
Port Artliur, Tex. 

Garrison. Clifford R., Student Officer, 8 Brenlmoor 
Park, St. Louis. Mo. 

Gabtner. Walter C. F.. Ensign, 46 Spring Rd.. Jam- 
aica Plains, Mass. N. A. No. 8498. 

Garver. D. B., Student Officer, 334 W. Beaver Ave.. 
State College. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 
Garvev. E. T.. Ensign. N. A. No. 660. 

Gary, John, Student Officer, 154 Ralston Ave. So., 
Orange, N. J. 

Gaskins, Pale.mon H., Ensign, Winecoff Hotel, At- 
lanta, Ga. 

Gaston, Frederick K.. Jr.. Student Officer. Greenwich. 
Conn. 

Gaston, John M., Ensign, 300 S. 36th St., Philadel- 
phia, Pa, N. A. No. 2231. 

Gaston. William, Lieut, fj.g.), 97 Bay State Rd., 
Boston. Ma.ss. Squantum. Hampton Rds.. Ft. VN'orth, 
Eng.; N. Bomb. Squ., St. Nylevert. Milan, HAF. Sq. 214. 
N. A, No. 294. HTA. 



Gatchet, F. L., War. Machinist. 2814 E. Olive St.. 
Seattle, Wash. San Diego, Columbia University, Eastleigh. 
Eng. 

Gatens, N. R., Ensign. 

Gates, Carol Welleb, Ensicn. 36 Groton St., Forest 
HiUs, L. I., N. Y. N. A. No. 1500. 

Gates, Garrett D wight. Student Officer, Oakhurst 
Clinton, Iowa. 

Gauthier, Charles B., Ensign, 1285 S. Lincoln St., 
Denver, Colo. 

Gaveb, Wm. U.. Student Oflicer, Mt. Airy, Md. 

Gavett, Robert M., Ensign. 318 W. Front St., Plain- 
field, N. S. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola, 
Hampton Rds. HTA. 

Gavin, Abthur, Ensign. N. A. No. 1242. 

Gavin, Thomas Austin, Student Officer, 411 Oliver St.» 
Whiting, Ind. 

Geahart, a. F., War. Machinist. 

Geaby. John White. Jb., Lieut. O-g). Chestnut Hill, 
Pa. Newport News and Hampton Rds., Va. N. A. No. 
134. HTA. 

Gabhabt. Arthur L, Student Officer, 2112 G. St., N. 
W., Washington, D.C. 

Geddes. Homeb R., Lieut. (j-&-), Lowellville, Ohio, 
Akron, Ohio; Pensacola, Florida. N. A. No. 552. LTA. 

Geddes. Wm. J., Ensign. 1809 E. 18th Ave., Denver, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Teih., Bay Shore, L. I.; Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1621. LTA. 

Gee, L. Gayon, Ensign, 4352 Drexel Ave., Chicago, lU.- 

Geffenev, Wm. L., Student Oflicer, 1701 33rd Ave., 
Oakland, Cal. 

Gehbis, John B., Student Officer, Melrose Park, Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Geigeb. Davis E., Student Officer, 115 E. Bath Ave., 
Ashland, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. L. I.; 
Brunswick, Ga ; Key West, Fla. HTA. 

Geobge, Herbert, Boatswain. 

George. Walter N., Student Officer, 706 S. Florence 
St., Springfield, Mo. 

Georgi, Carl H.. Student OlUcer, Grand View, Nyack, 
N. Y. 

Gerber. Fritz K. E., Ensign, 102 Beach St., Stapleton, 
L. L. N. Y. 

Gerhard, Lester G., Student OlBccr, 415 N. Third St., 
Lehigliton, Pa. 

Gerke. Carl H.. Student Officer, 319 Davlan Apts.^ 
Indianapolis, Ind. 

Gerbn, J. II., War. Boatswain. 

Gest, J. H., Ensign. N. A. No. 2128. 

Gheen, Joseph W., Ensign, 332 Buttles Ave., Columbus ,. 
Oliio. 

Gial, Geo. Wm.. Jr., Ensign, 58 Clarendon PI., Buffalo, 
N. Y'. 

Gibbs, E\rle Ed, War. Machinist, 819 Ashland Ave., 
Wilmette, III. 

GiBLiN. Edwin J., Ensign, 17 Mount Vernon St., Dor- 
c hester. Mass. 

GiBLiN, Jerome Edwin, Ensign, 1009 New Hampshire; 
S-ve., Washington, D. C. 









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.York Cily. Cunmlii. Huy Shorr., Piusui-ohi, Muss. Inst, of 
Tech. N. \. .\„. l.-,6 IllA. 

GiB.soN, J. V... Wnr. .Miichiiiist. 

Gibson. John H.. Licul. Cj.([.). 

GiFFoim. John Van TnrEs, EnsiRn. 714 .S. New lliiinp- 
shire. Ave., Ijis .\nKele.s. Cal., .Muss. Irisl. of Teeli.. Miami, 
I'ensncola, San Dieiio. N. ,\. No. i(.l(). IITA. 

fiii.BKiiT, Ki.iiN J.. Sliidenl Oflicer, Yakima, \Vu.shiiiglon. 
S-atlle, WasliiiiKioii. HTA. 

Gii.BKHT. IIahwoodJ., War. Machini.st, 822 S. Michigan 
Ave.. Saginaw. Mii-h. Columbia llniversily. I'aokanl, 
Uetroil: Kuslleigh. Kng. ; .S|. Ingleverl. Kraiire. 

Gii.DKHAis. K. It.. Knsign, ll'K) Park Ave.. Itiehmond. 
\a. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Ohio; Hamilton Hds., \'a. 

GiLDKH, (;eo.. Ensign, 2-t Gramercy Park. Nevk- York 
City. Mass. Inst, iif Tech.. Hamilton Hiis.. Hay Shore. 
Key West. HnjiLswick. .Miami. - i\. A. No. ifiO. HTA. 

Gii.es. Kvnum II.. Ensign, 1121) Hickory St., Texurkana. 
Arkansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Flu. N. A. No. 
1772. IITA. 

Gii.iis. (iEo Stkwaht, Ensign. 

Gill, Walter .M., Student Oflicer, 1.'>I)K New Ilampsliire 
St., Lawrence, Kaiis. 



P., Student (tHicer. 203 S. 61sl St., 



Gillan, Monhoe 
Itirminghum. Ala. 

(iil.LEsi'iE, Emehson, Student Oflicer, Lower Salem, 
Ohio. 

(iiLLEsiME, P. K., Ensign, Port Deposit, Md. N. .\. No. 
2288. 

Gillette, Willis C, Ensign, S-t Adams St., Rochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio. Uockuway 
Beach, L I., N Y. LTA. 

Gillies. K. M.. Knsign, 7311 Oglesliy Ave., Chicago, III. 
Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Key West, .Miami, Pensucola, Ana- 
costia. H'lW. 

Gillies, William R., Student Officer, 114 Cedar Hill 
.\ve., Nyack, N. Y. 

GiLLMAN, Loris W.. War. Gun. 

GiLLOcHLY, Ma.\ W., Student Officer, 7211 Union Ave., 
Chicago, III. 

GiLLON, James L., EiLsign, Warren. H. I.. N. A. No. 416. 
GiLLoN, James H., Student Oflicer, 13 Oxford St., Tauu- 
ton, .Muss. 

GiLMAN, Ciiaiu.es. Studciit Oflicer, 33 West 73rd St., 
New York City. Mas<. Inst, of Tech. 
(ilLMAN. Lewis W,, War. Gun. 

GiLMoRE, John O., Student Officer, Worlhen, Ga. Mass. 
Inst, of Tecfi. 

GiLMoHE. W. S., Care Guy Wallon Union Central iildg., 
Cincinnati, O. N. .\. No. l.=>Of. 

Gii.Min. Chahles Edwabd, Student Officer, 4061 La- 
tons .\ve.. Seattle. Wash. 

GiNN, Wm. II., Ensign. 2867 N. Pttlethorp St., Philadel- 
phia. Pa. N. A.. No. 2306. 

GiBiDi.iAN, J. N.. Ensign. 8720 Forthill Blvd., Oakland, 
Cal. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, (treat Lakes, 
Columbia Univ.. Il.inipton Hds. 

GiTTiNi:s. IIoMi.a IiioMi.soN. Student OfIi(-cr, .McCork, 
Nebr. Mass. Insl. of lech. HTA. 

Glasheen. Wm. S., Student Officer, 36 Constitution St., 
Providence, R. I. 

Gij;ason, Habold L., Ensign, 8 Pcacevalo ltd., Dor- 
cla^ster. Muss. 

Gl.ECKLEn. Victob. Ensign, LaGrange, Tex. Mass. Inst, 
of 1 ech., Akron. Ohio: Pensacola, Flu. N. A. No. 2475. LT.\. 

Glenn. Benjamin O., Student Officer, 220 Wainman 
St., Greensboro, N. C 

Giomstai.. Abthub E., Student Officer, 1261 .').'>th St., 
Brooklyn. N. Y. 

(iiosiiEEN. .\nrinin M . Student Oflicer, Austin Con- 
struction Co.. Inilian Ilcati, .Md. 

Goni.E. Geo. Hobeut. Student Officer, l-tS W. Hancock 
St.. Detroit. .Mich. 

GoDBE. NoBMAN F., EiisigD, 340 S. Fifth St.. East Salt 
Lake Cily, Utah. 

Goebel, Wm. John, Ensign, 230.3 Rus.sell St., Berkeley, 
Cal. 

GocoiNKS, J. L., Ensign. 

GoLAY, A. A., War. Machinist. 

Colder. Benj. M., Ensign, 2011 N. 33d St., Philadelpfiia. 
Pa. 

GooCH. DeWitt R., Student OfTicer. Rellflowcr, 111 
Seattle, Wash.; Chicago, III. IITA. 



GoonELL,'EnMiN li., Jb., Ensign, 63 Park St., Montclair 
N. J. 

GooDFELLOw. Abthi'B N.. Licut. (j.g.), .3131 Mofris St., 
Gerniantown. Philadelphia. Pa. Pauillac, France. 

GoopiNo. AuTlirn F. Student Olliicr. Ill f.th Ave., 
S. W., Roihesler, Minn. l>uiiw<io<ly Inst.. Minn. 

GooDNow, Chables H., Ensign, Kennebunk, Maine. 
N. A. No. 1118. 

Gooniiicii, Fbedebick P.. Student Officer. 3 West 47th 
St.. New York City. 

GoonspEEo, H. L., Lieut, fj.g.), 568 Madison Ave., 
f.raiid Hapids. Midi. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. B N. II. S. 
Craiiwdl. Lincolnshire, Eng. ; R. A. F. Ilimdcn, Low- 
thorpe, Eng.; P,iimb<x-uf, France. N. A. No. 66'). LTA. 

GooDsi-EEo. NoBBisON, Studcut Officer. 279 Newbury 
St., B<)ston, Mass. 



Goodwin. 
Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



Iabbv L., Ensign, Deerfield, N. Y. Mass 
BulTalo, N. Y., L. W. F., College Pt., L. I. 



GooiivEAB. Fbank II., Lieut. O'.g-). 762 Delaware Ave., 
Buffalo. N. Y. Pensacola, Fla.; San Diego, Cal. N. A. 

No. 122. 

(ioai.ciN. p. M.. Student Officer. 109 S. Kenilworlh K\e.. 
Oak Park. 111. .Muss. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. LTA. 
^ (ionnoN. FiiEDEBicK v.. Ensign. Care of (Jordon Electric 
Co.. I'arkorsbiirg. W. \a. 

GoHiMiN. Walteb II.. Student Officer. R. F. D. No. -1. 
Richmond. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

GoBK. HoBEBT E.. Student Officer. 2114 Stearns Rd., 
Cleveland. Ohio. 

GoBMAN, E. J. B.. Ensign. S. W. Cor. 1st and Perry Sts.. 
Dayton. O. N. A. No. 2719. 

GoHMAN. Stephen Ambrose. Ensign. 15 .Scaton PI., 
N. VV., Wusliington. D. C. 

GoRMi.Ev, John V.. Ensign, 19 Wyckoff St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 1439. 

GoBTNEB, IIahbv, Ensign, N. A. No. 1502. 

GoBTON, .\. W.. Ensign. 2160 Broad St.. Pawtucket. 
R.I. N.A. No. 1410. 

<;(.si)m. W. E.. Student Officer. 2300 West 13th St.. 
Little H,M;k. Ark. Mass. Inst, of TccIl. Akron. Ohio. LTA 

GossEB. Geo. Wm.. Student Officer. 438 S. 4th St. 
Cosh»M:ton. Oliio. 

GoTFBEDsoN. IIenby L.. Student ((fTicer. 103 S. Mon- 
roe Ave.. Green Bay. Wis. DiinwfKtdy Inst.. Minn. 

(Jom.lEB. Lewis, Student Officer. 701 Convention St.. 
Baton Bouge. La. 

GotKjEB. Gbafz H.. Student Officer. 847 E. Cincinnati 
Ave.. San Antonio. Tex. 

(JoLrLD. Clifeobo Perkj.ns, Studcut Officer. Kenebunk 
Port, Maine. 

Goiri.n. Ei.wvn B., Student Officer, 2333 Albatross St.. 
.San Diego. Cal. 

Gould, LvrrLETON B. P.. Licul. (j.g.K Yale Club. New 
York Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech . Pensacoln. Fla. LT.\. 

GotrLD.""STEVENS, ^ludcnt Officer. 493 Jackson St.. 
Oshkosh. Wis. 

GonBlEv. BiissEl.L C, Ensign. Melrose Park. Oak Lane 
P. ().. Pliiludelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. 
Pensacola. Hampton Roads. N. .\. No. 1731. WV K. 

GoWAX. Jos. IL, War. Gun. 

GowELL. R. M.. Ensign. 22 Kendall St., Framingham. 
Mass. N. .\. No. 1847. 

Gbabener. EircENE G.. War. Carpenter. 

Grace. R. \ '.. Ensign. 522 5th St.. Bismarck. N. D. N. 
A. No. 749. 

Gbaham. fJoBDON C, Student Offi(;er. 5839 Magnolia 
.\vc.. Ctlicago. III. 

Grambs. Paul L.. Student Officer. 624 4th St.. Bismarck. 
N. D. 

Gbanoeb. Merrill L.. Student Officer, Des Moines, 
Iowa. Seattle, Wash. IITA. 

" Grant, Alden C. Student Officer, R. F. D., Grass 
Valley. Cal. 

(Jrant. EirlS .Student Officer. Odlin Road. Box 132. R. 
2. Baiif,M)r. Maine. 

(iBANT, !';iiwiN S.. Student Officer. 815 Massachusetts 
Ave.. N. E.. Washington. D. C. 

Grant. John L.. Ensign. 4598 Oakenwald Ave., Chicago. 
III. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. PeiLsacola. Moutchic. Brest. 
HTA. 

Grant. Wm. D.. Ensign. 709 Grant HIdg.. Atlanta. Ga. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1786. IITA. 








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Gbavely. John O. \V.. Ensign, Rooky Mount. N. Car. 
Mass. Insl. of Tt-ih.. Bav Shore. Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2071. IITA. 

Grave.s. Amo.s M.. Knsifjn. 

Gkaves. F. MonTlMEH. Ensign. 2304 Madison Sq., 
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tnch.. Pensacnla. 
Moulchic. Pauillac. Killingholme. N. A. No. 712. HTA. 

Graves. Justijj D.. Lieut. Q.^.). W E. tOth St.. New 
York, N. Y. Sqiianlum, Mass.. Hampton Rds. ; Campacne, 
St. Iiifleverl. Frunrc. N. A. No. 2:14. HTA. 

Gray. Gheby B.. EnsiKn, 14.t1 Elizabeth St.. Denver. 
Golo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Fla. N. A. No. 
14S.i. HTA. 

Gray. Thoma.s Asbury, Ensign. Bedford. Va. N. A. 
No. 2462. 

Gbeely. Benjamin M.. Ensign. Dorchester. Mass. 

Green, Charles L.. Student OITicer. 504 E. 21st St., 
Cameron. Tex. 

Green. Geo. B. L., Ensign, 120 Chestnut St., Everett. 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Teeh.. Hay Shore. L. I.; Pensaeola. 
Fla. N. A. No. 1218. IITA. 

Green. H. D.. F^nsign. 

Green. H. R . Ensign. The SherniaTi Apis.. Washington. 
D. C. 

Green. Joseph H., Ensign, 1740 Bouvier St.. Phila- 
delphia. Pa. N. A. No. 7,56. 

Green. N. B.. Ensign. 

Green. Walter C. Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 624. 

Greene, Alfred E., Jr., Ensign. 

Greene, Allen C, Student Officer, H3 W'. .Seconil Ave., 
Columbus, O. 

Greene, Royal C, Student Ddicer, 110 N. tlh Si., 
Beatrice, Nebr. 

Greenleaf. Eric R.. Sludent (Jllicer, UK N. Eighth Ave., 
Bethlehem. Pa. 

Greenlee. Georok W.. Student Ollicer. Beta Theta Pi 
House, Evanslon. Ill 

Greenley. How Mill. Lieul. (.1 g.l, 101 Park Ave, New 
York Cily. Hampton Roads, \a.; Operations, Washing- 
ton. D. C. IITA. 

Greenol'gh. C W.. Lieut, fj.g.). 33 Concord Ave.. Cam- 
bridge. Mass. N. A. No. 192. 

Greer. James M.. Sludent Ollicer. Ill W. 2:id St.. 
Austin. Texas. 

Gregory, G. N.. I'^nsign. 

Gregory. Georoe I... Lieul. I.j.g.), 319 Chestnut St., 
Mount C^armel. 111. 

Gregory. How van (?... Ensign, 430 Connecticut Ave., 
Rridgeporl. Conn. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensaeola. 
HTA. 



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2342 Monlclair St.. 
ir,i» Lafayette St., 



Grier. James Murray, Ensign, 5012 W. 11th St.. 
Philadelphia. Pa. 

Grier. Thomas J.. Student Officer. 1675 Buckingham 
Rd.. Los Angeles, Cal. 

Griffi.n, Lloyd M 
Los Angeles, Cal. 

Griffith. Charles, Studi 
Denver, Colo. 

Griffith. Dorsey James. Ensign. 3104 R .St.. N. W., 
Washington. D. C. N. A. No. 1963. 

Griffith. Ernest S.. Sludent Officer. 1017 West St., 
Utica, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

(tRiffith. John L.. Sludent OITicer. 1432 Madison St., 
Denver. Colo. 

Griffith. Wm., Ensign. 411 E. 3d Si.. Anaconda. Mont. 

Grimes. Arthur J.. .Student Olficer, 321 Central Ave., 
Dover. N. H. 

t^RiMM. John C. Sludent Officer. 436 E. Buchtel Ave., 
Akron, Ohio. 

Ghimstad, Orville K., Ensign, Montana Nal'l Bank, 
Billings, Mont. 

Grizzelle. Miles C. Sludent (Officer. Le Roy, III. 

Groh. Geo. Richard. Ensign. 

Gbooch, W. S., Ensign. 501 Rio Grande St., El Paso, 
Tex. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensaeola. Key West, Rock- 
away Beach. St. Trojan. France. 

Gross, Gorham L.. Sludent t^fficer, 340 Genesee St., 
Utica, N. Y. 

Grossman. Leslie IL. W^ar. Machinist, 204 1st St., 
Braddoek. Pa. 

("iaosvENOH. T. P.. Lieut. l,i.g.). 51 Prospect St.. Provi- 
dence. B. I. Squantum. .Mass.: Hampton Rds.; Fort 
Worth. Tex.: R. A. F. Hornsea: Killingholme. Eng. N. A. 
No. 210I2. HTA. 

Grout, Ralph C. Sludent Officer. Battleboro, Vt. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport. R. I. IITA. 

Groves. B. E.. Student Officer. 110 12th St., Ann Arbor, 
Mich. Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Guhley, Dorris D.. Ensign, 2605 Durant Ave., Berke- 
ley, Cal. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami. Pensaeola, Fla. 
N. A. No. 2028. HTA. 

GuRNEY, G. Harmon. Ensign, 5233 Wissahickon Ave., 
Queen Lane. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensaeola, Fla. N. A. No. 2193. HTA. 

GuRNEY, Howard F.. Jr.. Sludent Officer, 907 Esplan- 
ade, Pelham Manor. New York. 

Gutelius. Fred P.. Student Ollicer, Hopewell, N. J. 

Guthrie, J. O.. Ensign, 5208 Harper Ave., Chicago. 
111. Dunwoody Inst., Miami. Pensaeola. HTA. 

Gyoer, John T., Sludent Officer, 5.36 W\ lUlli St.. 
New York City. 



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Efisiijn 
McflrCKor, Texas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
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Ensign 
525 Graytlon Park, Nor- 
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Sludeut Officer 
5609 (Ireene St., German- 
town. Phila.. Penn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Cape May, 
Gloucester, Philadelphia. 
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HALL, C. ARNOLD 

Ensign 
915 Downer Ave., Utica, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. Newport, 
Chatham, Peusacola. N. A 
No. 2489. 



HALL, EDWARD B. 

Lieul, (J.g.) 
Jackson City Chjh, Jack- 



son, Mich. 
Engineering 



Bureau Steam 
Wash., D. G. 




HALL. KENNETH V. 

Ensign 
15.3 Hamilton Place, Fond 
du Lac. Wisconsin. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1718. 
HTA. 



ilALL. LEIGH S. 

Ensign 

Concord, N. H. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech.. Curliss A. 

& M. Corp., Buffalo. 





HALL. iMVH(»N C. 



Ensign 
216 Griflith Ave.. San 
Mateo. Cal. Seattle, San 
Diego. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1922. LTA. 



HALLAGAN. STUART D- 

Ensign 
Newark, New York State. 
PauilJac, Fr . Easlleigh, 
F.ng., Bay Shore, Washing- 
ton, D. C. 




HALLETT. J. G. 

Ensign 
57 Elm Road, Newtonville. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Miami, Paiiillac. 
Moulchic, St. Trojan. Fr. 
N. A. No. 682 UTA 



HALSEY, F. K. 

Sludenl Officer 

27 Prince St., Elizabeth 

N. J. Mass. Insi. of Tech. 

Key West. HTA. 



HALSTEAD, C D. R. 
Student Officer 
162 Hillside Ave., Newark. 
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Brunswick, Ga., 
Key West. HTA. 



HALSTEAD. H LOUIS 

Ensign 
1129 Cherry St.. Philadel- 
phia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech , Miami, Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No.2591. 
HTA. 



Ill ' ' ■ 
,'1 1 I 




HAMBLEY. GILBERT F. 

Student Officer 



Salisbury, N. 
Inst, of Tech., 
HTA. 



C. Mass. 
Cambridge. 



HAMBLY. ALVINS. 
Ensign 
2620 Benvenue Ave., Berke- 
ley, California- Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West, Miami. 
Pensacola. N A. No. 1584. 
ITA. 



HAMILTON, WM. 

Ensign 

190 Wadsworth Ave., N. Y. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 

Shore. Pensacola. N. A. 



No 



1062. HTA. 



HAMMER, LLOYD A. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Care of Humble Oil ^ Be- 
finin Co., Houston, Tex. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 297. 
HTA. 



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IIAMMKH, T. F. 
t^nsigri 
119 Elm Si.. Brniir.,ril. 
(^'(iiin.. Muss. Inst. of 
IVch.. Hii. S. K. (A). 
WasliiiiKloii. D. C. IITA. 



IIAM-V10M>, II. C. 
Ensign 
1127 llrDiid St., Griniiell, 
Iowa. Ma.ss. Insl. of 

Teth., Key West. N. A. 
No. \W\. IITA. 



IIANCIIKTTIC, II. W. 
Ensign 
2()n Oil OpiTntors lilili;.. 
Ft. Wortli, Texas. .\1n.ss. 
Inst, of TiH'h., Bay Shore, 
I'ensacola. .\. A. No. 1617. 



II \M\I\S. \V. \V. 

SUidrnL O^/OT. 

601 N. .'■.6lh Ave. West 

Diiliilli, Minn. DtllivNooily, 

Key West. IITA. 




Wkecked N'('-1 xt Hoc KAW.vY Hkacii, Loxg Isl.vxd 
Occurred Before the Slurt of the Traii.i-Alhtnlic i'liijhl 




1IA^SE.^, Al.liEltl A. 
Ensign 
University (;lnb, Washinf:- 
lou, I). <:. Mass. Inst of 
Tet'h.. .\kron, I*ensacola. 
N. A. ^o. 11169. LTA. 



IIAIUIIiMil IttJIl, W.G. 

Ensign 
21.^ Danforlli .\ve., Jersey 
City, M. J. .Mass. Inst, of 
TiH;li.. Key We-st, .Miami, 
Pensacola, L,<»n(lon. N. A. 
No. 1119. HTA. 

1(17 ' 



iiAiiDiN, i;i)\\. <;. 

Ensign 
loin West 2ll|h St., Okla- 
homa City, Okla. Seattle, 
Miami. IViisacola. N. A. 
V.O. 2.5.i7. HTA. 



HAitDi.M.. Li:sii;ii .M. 

Ensign 
IOIj Park .\ve.. Collings. 
wooil. N'. J. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Great Lakes. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. .V. 
No. 2106. HTA. 










I I 



1lW 



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HARDINO, M 

Slll(l,'i,t Ofjir, 

7120 Nortiiiil Ulvci.. Chi- 
ca^'o. 111. Diinwo(nIy Inst., 
Minn.; Miami. IITA. 



HARDING, W 

Ensign 

West Lebanon. N. H. 
Mass. Inst. (>(■ Tech.. Mi- 
ami, Pciisacola, Cape Mav, 
N. J. N. A. No. 979. 
IITA. 



II \III)Y. CLARENCE W. 

Ensign 

Tenimseh. Mich. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Montaiik. 
N. A. No. l(l(.:i, IITA, 



HARLOW, WILLIS Y. 

Ensiqn 

95 Fulton Ave., Hemp- 
stead, L. I.. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Key West, Pensacola. 

in'\. 




HARPER, CECIL F. 

Ensiqn 

Zillali. V.ikima Co.. Wash. 
Mass Inst ,,r Tell,, I'lMi- 
ula. Mr.-itlli. Key West. 



N. A. No. 121,-, 



IITA. 



IIARRELL. ROIST. II. 

Ensiqn 
.Austin, Tevas. Pensacola, 
Tours, Fr., Fromentine, 
Fr., Le Croisic, He Tudy. 
IITA. 



II MIMINCTON, v.. D. 

Ensiijn 
112 E. Rockwell ,\ve., 
Klkhorn, Wis. Seattle. 

San Die^o. IITA. 



HARRIS, F. II. 

Ensign 
7 North St., Brallleboro 
Vt, Mass. Inst, of Tei-h 
Hay Shore, Hauip on Rds 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1890 
HTA. 










J 





HARRIS, FRED M. 

Ensign 
East Orange, N. J. Ray 
Shore, L. J., Miami, Pen- 
sacola, N. Ronil,,. Cr.. Fr 
N. A. No. 241. IITA. 



HARRIS. HAROLD C. 

Lieut, ij.q.) 
Prospect St,, Dedham, 
.Mass. Akron, Rockaway, 
Roehampton, La Trinite, 
Hp'sl, Cape Mav. M. A. 
N.,. 1081. LTA." 



HARIIIS. JOHN W 
Ensiqn 
1414 Tremont St., Gal- 
veston, Tex. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen- 
sacola, .N. A. No. 1149. 
HTA. 



HARRIS, STEPHEN W. 

Ensign 
Kb Pelham Rd., New Ro- 
chelle, N. Y. Hay Shore. 
Miami, Rockaway. N. A. 
No. 1521. Hi A. 








HARR!.«, WVI. S. 
Ensign 
Cuero, Texas, Mass. Inst, 
of lech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola, Queenslown, ,re. N, 
A. No. 1294. hTA. 



HARRISON, E. .M. 

Lienl. <j.g.) 

Elm St . Rowling Green. 

Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 

Pensacola. 



IIAHT. \ AN li. 
Ensign 
McLean. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron. 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N. A. No. 1560. LTA. 



HARTE. EARLE J. 

Student Officer 

106 Franklin St.. Astoria. 

L. I.. N. Y.. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech. HTA 



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II Ml IKOFiC), N. H.. Jr. 

Ensinti 
363 Myslic Si.. ArliiifrliMi. 
Mils.-;. .Mass. Insl. of'IVch.. 
.\kroii. FVnsucnIa. .N. ,\. 
No.2ir>3. LI A. 




martsiidhni:. 

Kiisiijn 

Sp.ihritrlit. N. J. 
Itisl. of IVili . 
IVnsat'{)la. Nurlli 
Nova Scniia. N. 
1132. HTA. 



H. D. 



\1mss. 

Mhiiii . 

Sydiify. 

A. Nj. 



-^^7v«:_^.. -^)--Hy— ^- 




11 \ii\\ 11 1!). ruM I 

Si.lucla. Va. ,\1 
r.-.li . Miami. 
N. .Syilii 

N. A. N. 



^s. Insl. „f 
IVnsarnla. 

. Nova .Sc-otia. 

10.11'. iri\. 



IIVSKELL. 

IJfUl 

131 EasI 6 
York Cily. 
of Tfcll., 1 

!)i(!Ko. N. 

iriA. 



AHMOin I.. 

Of/.) 
Isl SI.. Now 
Mass. Insl. 
'ensar tia. San 

A. No. imi. 













Clerget Motokki) Honokio Scout 

Ti/pc Of/rn ('(irritd on Slnp.s 




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II\Ski:\V. R. K. 
Ensign 
S<Mith Ptttshiirp. Trim. 
MfiJvs. Insl. of Tech.. Mi- 
ami. Pen a.-ola. N. A. .\u. 
1684. HTA. 


IIAS!IN(;S. w. 
Hn.it*tn 
("or. Mcihrnan & Still 
IhimtnoiHl. Inil. 
f.,ak<'s. IViiwacola. 


J. 

\v Sis., 
Crrat 

HTA. 

Hi 


lIvrilWVAV. ClIAS., Jr. 

Lieut, ij.n.) 
.■).30 W . N. .Ave.. Now 
^'ork (.ity. Ma.ss. Insl. 
of Tech. 












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lATTKMKR. \. V. 
Ensign 
108 IVmhrakc Plare. Kew 
Garil»*iis, I-. I. -Mass. Insl. 
Tech., Itay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1951. 




hattp;r, LOUIS h. 

Sfiitlerit Officer 
MooHv, Texas, Seattle, 
Wasliiiigtou. HTA. 




HAWKINS. C. A. 
Lieut. (J.g.) 
Care of Ooerations, Navy 
Dept., Washington, D, C, 
Pensacola, Moutchic, St. 
Trojan. Bay Sh., Bruns- 
wick, N. A,. No, 63, HTA 



IIAW KINS. JAMES II, 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
Grand Rapids. Mich. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pen- 
saciila, Fleet Air Detach- 
ment (Sq. Comdr.) N. A. 
574, HTA. 



HAWKINS. SAM C. 

Lieut. U-Q-) 
511 California St.. El Paso. 
Tex. Pensacola. Catte- 
water, Plymouth. Eng. , 
Killingholme, Eng. N. A. 
N.>. 228. 




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HAWKSWOKTll, T T. 

Ensiqn 
652 Stanley St.. New Bri- 
tain, Conn. Mass. Inst, 
tif Tech.. Akron. Rockaway. 
LTA. 



HAVES. A. 

Machinist 
Morehead City. N. C. 
Pensacola. Hamilton Rds., 
.Morehead City. N. A. No, 
609. HTA, 



HAYES, F. SEVERANCE 

Ensign 
1820 Hammond Ave,, Su- 
perior, Wis, Dunwoody, 



Miami, Pensacola. 
No. 2483. HTA, 



N, A. 



HAYNE. T. B. 

Student Officer 
Congaree. S. C. Univ. of 
Washington. Seattle. HTA. 




IIAYNES. P. L. 
Ensign 
18tli and Acklen Ave., 
Windsor Apts., Nashville, 
Tenn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2608. HTA. 



HAYWOOD. A., Jr. 

Ensign 
42 Pros()ect Ave., Flushing, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2185. HTA. 



HAZEI.TGN. E. LUCE 

Ensign 
15 Carroll St., Portland. 
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Newport. Akron. Brest. 



HKALY. WILBERT M. 

Ensign 
Lisbon. N. H. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Curtiss Plant, 
Buffalo, N. Y. 






HEARD. J. M.. Jr. 

Ensign 
Long & Jefferson Sts.. 
Aberdeen, Miss. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
I'ensacola. N, A. No. 2215, 
HTA. 



HEATH, B. D., Jr. 

Student Officer 
Hcathcotc, Charlotte, N. 
C, Seattle, Washington. 
HTA. 



HEATH, CLYDE J, 

Student Officer 
183 Fifth St. Muskegon, 
Mich., Seattle, Washing- 

HTA. 



HEDTLER. ROBERT S 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
119 Highland St., Chelsea, 
Mass. Columbia, Chatham, 
No. Sydney, Miami. HTA. 





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IlKCKMAiN. C. II 

Student Officfr 

540 \V. 165 St.. New York 

City. Mass, In'*t- of 'I'ech., 

Newport, Miumi. 



iii:l\i. ah I ml h ii. 

Kri^ifin 
I'M Iliiinhnldt Aviv. So. 
MiiineHpoMs. Minn. Dun- 
woody. IVnsnciilii, Hfii-k- 
oway N. A. No. 1001. II TA. 



1II:.MMKN\V\V, I.. T 
l.ii'iit. ij.ii.) 
II Monndnixk St.. I)or- 
ctiester. Mas-*. Itil- of 

Sli^;ini KtiKineeriliK. \\ ush- 
inf^'Ion, D. C. 



lli:\ll'Ull.l.. 11 W . 
Kusigtt 
962 Ilerefonl Drive. Ak- 
n>n. (Ihio. Mass. lust, of 
IVch.. Miami. N. A. No. 
2Ua5. HTA. 




Official. V. S. ,\. A. .S 



The Executive M.\.\sion, W.\siiim;tc)N, U. C. 



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IIKNDKKSON. K. F..Jr. 

Lieut, ly.ff.) 
.Monaduock. Dublin, !N. H 
M. I. T.. Ilaiuii. Rds . Pen- 
sacola. M»Mittliif, Milan. 
St. Illf^lvert. .\. Huiub. Gr. 
N. A. No. 398. 



IIKNDKHSON, S. T. 
Ensign 
607 Kast Ave., Charlotte. 
N. C. Mass Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. Rockaway. N. 
A. No. IU40. liTA. 



iiKMtioN. PAi 1, i:.; 

Ensii/n 
2:>n ItlulT, Wichita. Kans 
.Muss. lust, of Tech , .Mi- 
ami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2.-i2.i. ilTA. 



lll;.MlY.<.llAItLl:ST. 

Lieut- ij.il.) 

151 Kast Tlh St.. Brooklyn, 
N. v. hay Shore, Key 
West. .Miami. N. A. No. 
1313. HTA. 



171 



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HICKS. \VM. PAUL 

Ensitm 
71,1 WfXMlh'Mirno A%'e.. (to- 
variH. Mil MiisH. Insl. of 
Tech., Hjiy Shoro, IVnsji- 
rol:.. N. A. No. 1931. 
HTA. 



MIDKN. HOUKHT II 

Knsujn 
Puiiffoleapue. \' i r n i fi iii 
Mnss. Insl. of Ttvir. Mi- 
iiiiii, Pprisari)lii. \. A. 
No. 219»). IITA. 



lUKSTANI). JOHN K. 
Slntirnl OJJio'r 
Hain)>ri<l);4', IN-tinsylvaiiia, 
l)iiiiv\(KKly. Insl., Minn. 
HTA 



III(;(;iNS. AIIS'I I.N I> 
Ensign 
North Cohocton. N. Y. 
Mass. Iiisi. of TtN-h.. Mi- 
ami. Priisacola N. A. No. 
I417. IITA. 







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HII.IMNC.A iniU H M 

Ensign 
1.111 I'Mdy St., Chicapo. 
IN. Mass Insl. of Tech.. 
Miami, Pcnsacola. Hamp- 
ton Itoads. (ireat Lakes. 
N. A. No. 2436. HTA. 



nil. I.. MKMiY W. 
Ensign 
■H.^ Oak drove St., Minne- 
apolis. Minn. Mass. lust. 
of Tech., Miami N. .\. 
Nn. I.S26. HTA 



HILL. NKHNON II. 
Ensiitn 
605 N. I28t.. Waco. Texas. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., AVron, 
Rocknway, Key West. 
LTA. 



IIILI.Hi:il{;, WALTER R. 

Lieut, (j.ft.) 
«I Hillberu Ave.. Brock- 
ton. Mass. Mass, Inst. i>f 
Terh . Hampton IMs . Pen- 
s;irola. Morihiiik. N. A. 
No. 419. HTA 



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HIMES, B T. 

Ensign 
West Palm Henrh, Fla. 
Mass. Inst, of ']><li.. Key 
West, Miami, Pensar 



N. A. No. 1783 



c'oia 



HINE, CHAS. R. 

Student Officer 
R. No. 7, Winston-Salem. 
N. C. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. HTA. 



HIPPI.E. J. PARKER 

Ennlijn 
4931 North 12th St.. Phil- 
adelphia. l*a. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. HTA. 




HITCHCOCK, L. B. 

Sludenl OJIicer 
Hillside Terace. Belmont., 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



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HIVELY, ROBERT D. 

Ensiqn 
507 Boyd Ave., Baton 
Rouge. La. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola. Hamp- 
ton Roads. Now London, 
N. A. No. 1358. HTA. 



HOAG, W. n.. Jr. 


HOBBIS, T. ROGERS 


Student Officer 


Ensign 


384 Degraw St.. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst of Tech. 
HTA. 


19 Edgar St., East Orange, 
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola, Key 

West. N. A. No. 25i:!. 
II 1 \ 





HODGDON. LYMAN A. 

Ensign 
8 Indiana Ave., Somerville, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. Paris. Queens- 
town. Lough Fovlc. N. A 
\... (>t>l. IIT\.' 



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HODGES. GEO. S. 
Lieut, ij.'i.) 
R. F. D. No. 5. Potitiac. 
Mich. Mass. Insi. of Tech., 
Pensacola, Ft. Worth, Kil- 
lingholme, Eng. N. A. No. 
253. HTA. 



HODGES. GRAHAM R. 

Ensign 
1313 Euchd St.. Washing- 
ton. D. C. Mass Inst, of 
Tech., Rockaway. LTA. 



HODGMAN. FRANK H. 

Stutfent Officer 
31 ; E. I7th St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Charleston, Akron, Rock- 
away. LTA. 



HOFFMAN. ROY H. 

Ensign 
North Reading. Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ak- 
ron. Rockaway. LTA. 





HOFFMEISTER. R.B. 

Ensign 
1080 13lh St., Boulder. 
Colo. Seattle. San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2432. HTA. 



HOLDEN. JACK P. 
Ensign 
4SQ Palmerston Blvd.. To- 
ronto, Canada. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, 
Cape May. N. A. No. 
1020. HTA. 



HOLDEN. N. PARKER 

Student Officer 
669 Second Ave.. Detroit, 
Mich. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., 
Yale Boat House, Pel- 
ham Bay, U. S. S. Po- 
cahontas, Key West. HTA. 



HOLDEN, WILLIAM II. 

Ensign 
7 James St., Lynn. Mass 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Mi- 
ami, Pensacola. HTA- 



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11(11. 1)1N(;. WILMS A. lioLunr, nohma.n iiollincswoiiiii. \v. iidi.lowav, WVl. K., Jr. 

SliiitenI Offin-r Sludrnl OJJia-r Kn«i./n Sliiilrril Oflicrr 

70.5 llillsl>nr<i St . HhIpIkIi. Wesll.ury. I>. I.. N. Y. r,On K 1 llh St.. No. I'i>rl- 40.) Wi-st lUllh St.. Now 

" list. i>r .VIa^4s. Iiisl. of Tech. HTA. land. Ore Scnillc. San York City. .Snatlle. Wash- 

Dieco. IV'nsaroI.'i. N. \. in(;ton. liT.A. 



N. C. .\1 
Tech. IITA 



No. 2269. 



IITA. 




(C) I nilrriiiml i' ((;,/.' \ 1. 

< Ki.« ui C-5 Starti.ng koh Xewfoc.vdlaxd, Mav, 1910 






IIOLMAN. NEWTON D. 

Ensign 
42.^ K St. Vrain St., Colo- 
railo Sprinps. C<ilo. Mas.s. 
Iiisl. of Tech.. .\kron, 
Hm-kavvay Beach, LTA 

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HOLTKAMl', K. (;. 

Slttilrnt OJ)icrr 
12'>9 Belle Ave.. Lnkewood, 
Ohio. Ma&.s. Inst, of Tech., 
Key Wesl. IITA. 



HULTUN.KICIIAHI) A. 

Ensign 
77 Pacific St.. Filchhiiri, 
Mass. .M. I. T.. Hay Sh., 
IVnsa.. Miami. Moutchic. 
Fromeiitine, Chatham. \. 
A. No. 877. HTA. 



~-'V^-~'%: 'V /\-^y^.<\- , J^ J^^ 



IIONODI.I;, IIKNItYS. 
Ensitin 
(\"t F. Tluchlel .\ve., Ak- 
ron. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Hockaway. 
I.TA. 



17,5 




noon. C. CARLYLE 

Ensign 
t;».'l Auburn Ave., HiiffaJo, 
N. Y. lliiiv. Wash.. Key 
West. !V. A. No. 1733. 



HOOD. HARVKY P.. Jr 

Ensiqn 
2 Benlon Road. Somervillp, 
.Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Peusacola. N. A. 
No. 18.S0. HTA. 



IIOONKR.JOIIN R.C. 

Stm/ertt Ofjicer 
Haddani. Kansas. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. .Miami. 
HTA. 



HOPKINS. HOWARD G. 

Sfiltlfnt Ofjicer 
Wescofsvillt'. Pcnu. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. LTA. 




llnl'KINS. JdllN 
Sfui/ent Officer 
■in Cross St.. Medford. 
M.iss. (Ireat Lakes. Pen- 
sacoli. HTA. 



HOPKINS. R. (i. 

Student Officer 
1.517 Lake Ave.. Wihnette. 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



III(PL1;h. HAROLD S. 

Sliiilent Officer 
.■53 E. Ilh St.. Williamsport. 
Pa. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. 
Newport. Brooklyn. LT.\. 



HOHSLia . \\ M. 11. 

Student Officer 
936 36th Ave.. Seattle 
Wash. Seattle. Key West 
HTA. 



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HOUGH. HENRY J. 

Ensiqn 
31136 nenl PI.. N. W.. 
WashiuKlon. D. C. M. I. T.. 
Pensa.. Miami, Auliiigues. 
Carapafjne. Moutcliic. N. 
A. No. 748. HTA. 




HOWARD. VINCENT K 

Ensicin 
8 Milford St.. Bin!;hanilon, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Fla.. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2540. HTA. 





HOUSE. MILES F. 

Stui/ent Officer 
416 So. Meldrum St.. Kt. 
Collins, Col. Seattle, 

.San DicKo. HTA 




IIOYT, FERDINAND A 

Ensign 
16 Dutchess Terrace, Bea- 
con. N. Y. Great Lakes 
Pensacola. 





IIUBACHEK. F. 

Lieut, ij.g 
21)00 Fifth Ave.. S. Minnea- 
polis. Minn. Dunwoody, 
Pensacola, N. A No. 906. 



HUDSON. ALFRED W. 

Lieut. {Jg.) 
56'i Greene .\ve . Brooklyn. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. Chatham. N. 
A. No. 490. HTA. 




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IILT.KH. DANZELK. 

Enaiiifi 
121". ^l;l(li'^(Hl Av4\. New 
^ nrk (jly. Avor<l. Fr.. 
Mnulcliir. Kr.. I'lirto Cnr- 

i-iili, Italy. N. A. Nii. 10(17. 

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York (lily. Mass. Inst, cil' 
Tech.. iVnsncnIa. Son 
Diejru. 


21 l.> K. Clisiiri St., Porl- 
lami. (>n!f;(in. Mass. Inst, 
of Torh.. U. S. S. SoiiUt 
Dnko/a, Key West. Miumi 
N. A. No. 1525. 


}tO| firaril Av<-.. Krokiik 
Iowa. Mass. I ns) . nCTccli. 
Miami. iVrisacola. Moiir 
chir. Fr. N. A. No. 1127 
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December }i. I!)1S 





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IILI.MK. KEiNNETII W. 

fCnsifln 
15 I'ierri'iMinl Si., Brook- 
lyn. -N 1 MI. T., Key 
West. Miiiini. IViisa.. Mon- 
lauk. Norfolk. I lamp. H<ls. 
N. A. No. 1050. iriA. 



HUME. THOMAS I... Jr 

2li:i S. SI.. \. W.. Wash- 
iiiuloii. 1). C. Mas.'!. Iiisl. of 
r.Mh.. Miami, k.-y \V,-sl. 
I'.-nsiK-oln. N. A. INIo. 23<)1. 
HI- A. 



III MriiHii . 11 I.. 

(.l;i I'iyc- Si . N. I-:.. Wasli- 
iniilon. I). (I. .\Ias,s. Iiisl. 
of Ti'c-h.. Key Wfsl. Miami, 
Pciisucola, Ilaniptoii Itds. 
N. A. No. 2090. HTA. 



IIINDT. I.E.STEIt T. 

XM) K. l.iOlhSl,, New York 
Cily. Ma.s. Iiwl. of Tech., 
Hay .Shore, IN>nsa(Tola. \. 
A. No. 15K6. HTA. 



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miNSAKER, JAMES W 

Uludcnl Officer 
7'H Hicli Si., Denver, Colo. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay 
Shore, Peosacola. HTA. 



HUNT, MA.NLLV F. 
Ensign 
330 Highland St., Worces- 
ter, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2467. 
HTA. 



HUNTER, HAHOLD F. 

Ensiijri 

82 Pinckney St.. Boston. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2345. HTA. 



IIL.MEU. Ivli.\iM;THH 

Ensign 
1001 Forest Court, Palo 
Alto, Cal Mass Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1550. HTA. 




HUNTER, ROBT. L. 

Ensiqn 
5052 Walnut St , Philadel- 
phia, Penn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. -Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1424. 
HTA. 




HUNTINGTON, E. J. 

Lieul. (j.fi.) 
Geddes Road, Ann Arbor, 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N. A No 2014. HTA. 




nURD, NORMAN C. 
Ensign 
3 Hugh St., Dover, N. H. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2393. HTA. 



HURLEY. FRANCIS C. 

Ensign 
55 Sturbridge St., Matta- 
pan, Boslon, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2442. 
HTA. 





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HUSTED, JOHN G. W. HUTCHEON, FRANK E. 

Ensign 
Peekskill-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay 
Shore, Pensacola, Ghat- 
ham. N A. No. 970. 
HTA. 



Ensign 
195 Elwood Ave., Newark, 
N. J. M. I. T., Bay Sh.. 
Pensa., Moutchic, Avord, 
Amesbury, Bolsena, Bock- 
away. .N. A. No. 349. HTA. 



HUTCIHNGS. (i B., Jr. 

Ensign 
123 Prospect St , Stamford, 
Conn- Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2108. HTA. 




HUTCHISON, R. C. 

Slwleni Ofjicer 
Garden City, Kans. Mass. 



Inst. 
Bay, 



of Tech., Pclham 
Miami. HTA. 



HI- I l.s. -MKLMN K. 
Ensign 
102 E. Si. N. W., Miami, 
Okla Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1924. 
HTA. 



II1UE, FORREST J. 
Slnttenl Oflicer 
Colonnade Club, Univer- 
sity, Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech . Miami. HTA. 



HUTCHINSON. H. D. 
Ensign 
60 Lincoln St.. Unionlown, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Norfolk, U. S. S. P. 439, 
Miami, Pensacola, New 
York. N. A. No. 1350. 




IIYlCn, BOYKIN J 

Student Offwcr 

211 West Cervanles St, 

Pensacola. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Pensacola, HTA. 




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IIYLAND. E. M. Jr. 

Sliidvnt OfflciT 

UticH. N. Y. Muss. Inst. 

of Tech.. Charlosloii, .S. C. 

HTA. 



Haahkn. |>. j , i:„.,ij.„ IV. A. No. W6. 

Hack. II. IM., Sliiileiil Olliccr. 

Hai>i)i:\, IIamii.iok, .Sludent Officer. 1207 IVlli Si.. 
WashiiiKtiiri, I). C. 

llAnnKi.i), IIaiiolb K, Ensign, Youlc Adams, Mass. 

IV. A. No. IH.'IK. 

IIadlkv, FiiKii L., En.sign. N. A., No. IV'W. 

Hadlev. IIkmiv s.. Ensign. I3I68 Clifdin Blvd.. 
Cleveland. O. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. .Miami. Fl.i. N. \. 
No. 1327. HTA. 

Hafnkh, VicTOn 1... Student Officer. .) i Appleloii St., 
Iloston, .Mass. 

"isV'''^ "■ '*""'^-"^ '^■' ''-"si^'". Omaha, Nehr. N. \. No. 

Haggehtv. a. (!., EnsiKn. N. A. No. 722. 

HAnliE, .\LrnKi>. iMisign. 

Hah.v. F 11.. I.icul ij.K.). I |i) East ll.ilh St.. New York 
..'•i."- *'"'*''■ '■"'' "I I'-ih.. Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 471. 
HT.A. 

Hahn. William P.. Ensign. Lecl.silnle. Pa. Ma^^s. 
Insl. of Tech., Akron. H<icka«a.v. Hainplon Roads. l.TA. 

Haiin, William H.. I.ieiil. (j.g I, llolel Iroi|iii>is. IQ 
West nih SI.. New York City. .Mass. Inst, of IVcIl, 
Pensacola, Fla. 

llAiiaiT. Hi. HAaii A.. Student Ollicer, .•!12 Times Kldj.- , 
New York Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Boston. IITA. 

Haines. J. AI.L^:N. Lieut, (j.g). '54 Prospect St.. Win- 
uetka. III. 

Halbkht. FaAMK DiNN. Eosign, Hampton Roads. 

N. A. No. 2066. 

Haldun, William II.. Student OffScer, 7 James St.. Lynn. 
Mass. 

Hale. Andrew, Ensign. 48 Rhodes Ave., Akron. Ohio. 
N. A. No. 1864. 

Hale. Georoe E.. Ensign. 167 Sand St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Hale, Liitheb W., Sludent Officer, 58 West 47th St., 
New York City. 

Hale. J. D., War. Muchinist, Benton Harbor, Mich, 

Halev, James E.. Student Officer. 100.5 West .Ird St.. 
Dixon. 111. 

Hall. Ai.exandeh M., Lieut, fjg). 1000 Park Ave., 
New York f'ity. 

Hall, Chahles C.., Sludenl Officer. 2204 West Grace 
St., Richmond, \a. 

Hall. Courtney B.. Student Officer, 41 Rradlinrn St.. 
Rochester. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Newport. B. I., 
and New London, f\tnn. HT.A. 

H\ll. Ei>»i.\ M . Ensign. N. A. No. .147. 

Hall. Hanskll, Student Olficor. 712 Third St., Macon, 
Ga. 

Hall. IIlbeiit M., Student Officer, Bay Minette, .Ala 

Hall, John W.. Sliiilent Officer. 

Hall. Kellv B.. Sludent OITicer. B. K. I). N.i. 10, 
CrawfordsviUe, Ind. 

Hall, Lincoln .N.. ICnsign. N. A. No. 1.58.5. 

Hall. Ralph C. Student Officer, 4600 Maryland Ave., 
Si. I^uis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Fla. 
HTA. 

Hall. Ravmond Avehv. Ensign. Box .18. Cape Charles. 
\'a. 

Hall, V\ . S., Ensign. 17 Elm St., Rochester. N. Y. 

Hallett. Ron\li) p.. Ensign. 61 Middle St.. Gloucester, 
Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Sliami, Pensacola. Fla. N. .A. 
No. 1148. 

Hallibl-hton. S. .S., War. Machinist. 

Halliwell. H. D.. Ensign. 147 Market St., Belhlehein. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2270. IITA. 



IIai.hm. O. T., Ensign. N. A. No. 1272. 

IIalsi:v. Ei.iutEU A.. Student Officer, 58 East 177 St., 
.New \'ork City. 

H^i.siKAn. J. Steri.inc. Ensign. 128 Ivast 78tli St., New 
York Cily. B. F. C.. (Canada, t^anip Bathlioiie. Camp Bor- 
den. Ilamploii Boads. .San Diego. Cal HTA. 

HAl-srj;ii, W.T^DER, Ensign, 682 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola. Fla. 
N. A. No. 1061. 

H \MiiL\. Haiihv B., Jr.. Student Oni<;er, 2620 Benvcnuo 
\v.- , ll.rkc-|.-y. Cal. Seattle. Wash. II lA. 

II (MILL. Cinris F.. Student Officer. 18 Park St . StOnc- 
liam. .Mass. 

Hamilton, Fmoman, Student Officer, 20.5 Lytton .Ave., 
Sh('euli!y Farms. Pit Ishiirgh. Pa. 

er. 2')1 Prospect 



, Sludenl Ollii 



. Baltimore 



, Ensign, \\'areli; 



Ma 



Peu- 

N. A. 

III. 



Hamilton. Raymond N., 
.Ave.. .Milwaukee. Wis. 

II*MM\NN. Cms. Ha/eltinic. l-^iisigii, 2.540 E, 
St.. Baltimore. Md. N. .\. No. It'll. 

IIammann, Harry C, Student f)ffi<:er. 217 N. Maple 
Ave., .Martinsburg, W. Va. Duuwoody Insl. 

Hammhh, <;eoii(;e D.. I'^nsign, 218 W. DeSotu St.. 
sacola, Kla. N. A. No. 2470. 

HaMMO.NI). Bt^RTON H 

No. 1224. 

Ham-moni), Everett Harold, StudiMit Ollicer. 

Hammond. Leonard A., Student Officer, Warsaw. 

IIampiiill, Bi'ssell, Ensign. Pelham Bay, N.Y. 

IIan*(;\n. Thomas P., Student Officer. 20 ICiiclid Ave., 
Yonkers, N. Y. 

Hance, E. IL, Lieut, (j.g.), N. A. No. Oil. 

Hanciiett, James Malcolm, Ensign. South Nalick. 
Mass. Coliimhia Univ., Sqiiantum, Mass.; Hampton 
Roads, Cape .May. N J. 

Hand, G. ('., I'Jnsign, 136 Crickelt Ave., Ardmore, Pa. 
N. A. No. 894. 

Hand, H. F., .Student Officer, Laurence, N. Y. 

Hanky. I'm l S . Student Officer. 29 Sixth St.. Quaker- 
town. Pa. .Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

IIanf. Hobaht W., Student Officer, 473 Third St., San 
Bernardine, Cal. 

Hanford, John William, Ensign. 

Haniean. John C. Student Officer. Emmetshiirg. Iowa. 

Hanlev, John D.. Ensign, 89lh St. and 10th .Ave., N. E . 
Seattle. Wash. N. \. No. 21 17. 

Hanna, Walter S.. Jr.. Student Officer, 17:1 Woocilniid 
Ave., (Jolnmbus, Ohio. 

Hannan, Emmktt D., Student Officer, .502 N. 5th St., 
Paducah, Ky. 

Hanse.n, C. L,. Ensign. 

Hansen, Fred G., Ensign, 1506 Foster Ave., Toledo. 
Ohio. 

Hansen, J. E.. Jr.. War. Machinist. 

Hanson. Wm. II . Sludenl Officer, 3401 Pleasant .Ave 
Minneapolis. .Minn. 

IlARcEn, Andrew P.,Stuilenl Olliier. 316 Dickson Ave, 
Bon Avon, Pa. 

Hahdenuorf. F. M.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2456. 

Harder, H. G.. Ensign, Nelson St., Bayside, L. I. Mass 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. HTA. 

Harder, Keith (^. .Student Officer, Wilke.sville. O. 

Harder. Balph Wm.. Student tJfficer. 115 .S. Emerson 
Ave., Iiidianaiiolis, Intl. 

Hardin. Josiah B., Student Officer, 501 Aiislin St.. 
V\'acn, Tex. 

Hardy, Frank K.. Student Officer. .Shawsheeii Road, 
Andover. Mass. 

Hardy. Rlfis. Jr.. Ensign. 1818 Kalurama Rd., Wash- 
ington. D. C. N. A. -No. 1226. 

Haroett, Daniel G., Student Officer. Elbres Pharmacy. 
Miami. Fla. 

Hark.son, Ulysses S., Student Officer. 
Harlan, Joseph L., Ensign, 1326 Walnut St.. Berkeley. 
Cal. N. A. No. IH6. 



Linnaan St., 



Harlow, John S., Jr., Student Officer, 
Cambridge, Mass. 

Harmon, Aitstin, Student Officer. 2128 Penobscot BIdg., 
Detroit. .Mich. .Mass. Inst, of Tech. .Miami. HTA. 

Harmon. I.iwrknce E.. Jr.. .Student Officer, 623 Dele- 
ware Ave.. Buffalo. N. Y. 

Harnett, F. B., Sludent Officer. Rnrnelt, Cal. .Seattle 
Wash. LTA. 

IUrrell, Jerry D., Student Officer, Box 791, Port 
Arthur, Texas. University of Washington, Seattle. IITA. 



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Harrell. Samuel R,. Sliident Officer. 119 N. 10th St., 
Nobelsvillp, Iiid. 

Harrigan, J. J., Wfir. Boatswain, N. A. No. .'j.">0. 

IIarrigan, M. J., Lieiil. ij-^'.). Orosse, Mit'h. 

Harrington. Arthur S.. Sludent Officer, ;126 Wyan- 
dotte St., S. Hcthlthem. Pa. 

Harris, Abram W.. .Jr., Slud.-nl Olli.vr. 17(11 An}i St.. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

Harris, Andrew Stewart, Student Officer, 54 East 
14th St.. Atlanta, Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. O.; 
Pensacola, Fla. LTA. 

Harris, Arthur William, Student Officer, ^i'.V2 Broad 
St., Providence, R. I. 

Harris, Klliot H.. Ensign, 33 West *»:ird St.. New York 
City. 

Harris, George C. Student Officer. Apt. B, No. 1 
Dean Apt.. Birmingham, Ala. 

Harris, Harold B.. Student Officer. 

Harris, Harry L., Ensign. Apt. 507 Fontanel Courts, 
Washington. D. C. N. A. No. 1081 

Harris, James C, Student Officer. 2;i8 E. Front St., 
Missoula, Mont. 

Hahbis. Jall Chandler. Student Officer, 54 East 14th 
St., Atlanta. Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Harrls, John H.. Sludent Officer, 2200 East 91st St.. 
Georgetown, Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen-sacola. 
LTA. 

Harris. John McC, Ensign, 2466 KenUworth Heights, 
Cleveland, i^hio. 

Harris. Leon B.. War. Machinist. 3301 Calhoun Blvd.. 
Minneapolis, Minn. 

Harris, Samuel C, Student Officer, Care of Y. M. C. 
A., Wilmington, Del. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Harris. W. N.. Ensign. 1118 Main St.. Danville. Va. 

Harri-^, Walter P., Ensign. N. \. No. 1777. 

Harris. Wilson P., Ensign, 1211 Centra' Ave., San- 
dusky, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1777. HTA. 

Harrlson, Donald L. Sludent Officer, 6963 Frankstown 
Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa. 

Harrison, Si mner D., Ensign, 147 So. Munn .Ave., 
East Orange, N. J. Ma.ss. Insi. of Tech., Pensacola. Key 
West. HTA. 

Harrison. William B., Student Officer, R. D. No. 1, 
Carlersville. \a. 

Habshaw, Frank. Ensign, The Studebaker Corp.. South 
Bend, Ind. 

Harshbebger, Fred A.. Student Officer. 

Hart, Alfred L., Ensign, 86 Buckingham St., Water- 
bury, Conn. 

Hart, Herschel R., Sludent Officer, Crescent St., 
Williamstown. W. \'a. 

Hart. Lee P.. Student Officer, 332 Maryland Ave.. N. E., 
Washington. D. C. 

Hart, Leland 1*.. Ensign. 816 LSi.. S. E,, Washington, 
D. C. 

Hartigain, James C. Ensign, 26 Hayes St., Norwich. 
N. Y. 

Harting, John B., Student Officer. 20 E. Johnson St.. 
Germantown. Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 

Hartley, Francis, Jr.. Ensign, 27 Stone Rd.. Belmont. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Moulchic, L Aber 
\rache. HTA. 

H AUTMAN. Aubrey C. D.. Ensign. Beta Theta Pi House. 
Middleton, Conn. N. A. No. 1839. 

Habtman. Leonard C. Ensign, Lincoln. Nebraska. 
Seattle, Wash.. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2558. HTA. 

Habvev, Harold F., StudenI Officer, Eldon, Mo. 

Haskell. Henry Corvill. Student Officer. 72 Federal 
St.. Brunswick, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Fla 
HTA. 

Haskell, M., Ensign, 92 Winter St., Portland. Me. N. A. 
No. 1752. 

Haskins. John E.. Student Officer. 1026 Title Inc. BIdg.. 

Los Angeles, Cal. 

Hassan, Emin, Ensign, 365 E. 21st St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 1598. 
HTA. 

Hassell, Thomas F., Student Officer, Billow St., Cliflon. 
Teun. 

Hasselman. C. H ., Ensign, Hampton Rds.. Rockawny. 
N. A. No. 2444. 



Hastings, Eugene T., Ensign. 204 3rd Ave., Joliel, III. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami. Paris. Moutchic. 
HTA. 

Hastings. Herbert R., Sludent Officer, 530 West End 
Ave., New York Cily. 

Hatch, Richard W., Student Officer, North Marshfield, 
Mass. 

Hathaway, S. D., Ensign, Care of W. T. Ham & Co., Inc., 
Souihgate Terminals, Norfolk. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Norfolk, V, S. S. New ./cr.svy. BrcKjklyn. LTA. 

Hauber, Carl, Ensign, Springfield, Ohio. 

Hauenstein, Clifford E., War. Machinist. 

Haun, Joya Canfield, Student Officer, 2261 Shattrick 
Ave., Berkeley, Cal. 

Havel, Frederick. Ensign, 1906 E. 15th Si.. Seattle. 
Wash. 

Hawkins. A. D.. Ensign. 

Hawkins. M. I., Ensign. 

Hawkins, Ress, Lieut, ij.g.), Easton, Maryland. N. \. 
No. 223. 

Hawkins. Tom W., Student Officer. 629 N. College St., 
Charlotte, N. C. 

Hawobth, Richard, Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 706. 

Hawthorn. Ablin E., R. F. D. No. 2, Spencer, la. 
Dunwoody, Minn., Miami, Fla. 

Hayden. Philip S., Student Officer. 85 S. Prospect St., 
Burlington. Vt. 

Haye. P^dward J.. Student Otlicer, 1173 Bellevue Ave., 
Syracuse. N. Y. 

Hayes, Benjamin S., Ensign, 2620 College Ave., Berke- 
ley, Cal. 

Hayes, II. E., Ensign. 

H\YEs, H. IL. Jr., StudenI Officer, 28 Eiiihorn Road, 
Winchester, Mass. 

Hayes. L. B.. Student Officer, Box 239, Route G, San 
Jose. Cal. Seattle. 

Hayes. Benj\min S., Ensign. 

Hayes, H., War. Gun. 

Hays. Rolfe M., Ensign. 810 S. Tliird St.. Champaigne, 
III. 

Hazard, Charles M., Student Officer. 627 Clark St., 
Milwaukee, Wis. 

Hazleton, Everett L.. F-nslgn. 15 Carroll St., Portland, 
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Brest, Fr.; New- 
port. LTA. 

Hazen, G. B., War Mach., 286 Dean St.. Brooklyn, N.Y. 

Hazen, E. R., War. Mach. 

Hazen. MAYN\nD T., Ensign, 1008 A^^ylum Ave., Hart- 
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. HTA. 

Hazlett, Harry C, Student Officer, Pleasant Valley, 
Wheeling. W. Va. (ireat Lakes. HTA. 

He^ld. Merwyn. Student Officer, 134 N. 17th St., 
Lincoln, Nebr. 

Heald. Pusey' Bancroft, Sludent Officer. 2231 Hurley 
Ave., Ft. Worth. Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Heap, George R., .Student Officer, Care of Y. M. C. A., 
1736 G St.. N. W., Washington, D. C. 

Heard. Drayton, Student Officer, 322 Chestnut Road, 
Edgeworth. Allegheny Co., Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Great Lakes. Hampton Roads. HT.\. 

Heaslip. Charles T., Student Officer, 454 Riverside 
Drive, New York City. 

Heath, Marion C, Student Officer, 2096 Suney Rd., 
Cleveland. Ohio. Great Lakes, III. HTA. 

Heath, Otis L.. Sludent Officer, 17 Isabella Ave., New- 
ark. N. J., Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

He^th, William T., Student Oflicer. 76 Soldiers PI.. 
Buffalo, N. Y. 

HEFFELFiNfjEB. ToTTON P., Eusigii, 312 Chamber of 
Commerce. Minneapolis. Minn. Dunwoody Inst., San 
Diego. HTA. 

Heffbon, John M.. Ensign. 361 N. Maple Ave.. Green- 
wich, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Instructor. 

Hegedorn. Walter, Student Officer, 391 Webster Ave., 
Jersey City, N. J. 

Heider. Raymond F., Student Officer, 55 Yale St., 
Holyoke. Mass. 

Heil. Geo L., Sludent Officer, 1231 Boswell Sl.,Topeka, 
Kans. 

Heil. J. Kenneth. Student Officer. 5735 University 
Ave., Chicago. III. Dunwoody Insl.. Miami. HTA. 

Heineman. Edward T., Sludent Officer, 631 Grace St., 
Chicago, 111. Mass. Inst of Tech. HTA. 
Heits-Menken, J. M., Ensign. 







j;^V, Heu>. LoTHnop Motley. Lieut, (j.^'.). 22 Kasr 82nd St.. 

yYV ' New York. Pensacola. Kt. Worth, llnnipfon Roads. Buy 

Shore, Miami, Uninswiek. 

Helm. GtioHcit: \V., Knsipn. 1.171 Ith Ave., L'misville, 

Ky. .\. .\. No. 1365. 

HKNOKnsoN, Colin Dwin. Knsiffii, Lewisliurj;. \V. \'.i. 
Sratrle, Wash., San I>ieno. Cal.. Pcnsacola. N. A. No. 2:V>1. 
HIA. 

Hendehson, (lEoncE R.. Lieut. O'.pK 273 Saytes .\ve.. 
Pnwturkel. R. L, Mass. Inst, of Tech., I'ensanola. N. A. 
No. 90<>. HTA. 

IIendehson. J. W., Student OITicer. 2I3'> Mn-isnchiisetts 
Ave., ('anihridtfe, Mas.s. 

IIk.ndkbso.n, ISul. Knsi^'n. N. A. No. 2141. 

llcNOHiCK. Jack M., Student Odiccr. 2(17 Mnriii.- Itiiiik 
Hid*:.. Ix)n;{ Reach. Cal. 

IIknihuckson. Fkank f)., S(ud»MiI OfTirer, 7 Hanover 
Sq.. -New York City. 

Henrv, f^HAs \\ .. Knsi^n. The Rarqni'l Chib. Philadrl- 
phia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Teeh. Pensarohi. HTA. 

Hi:nniM\N. Mobhis W.. Student OITicer, 32n N. Frank- 
tin Av«-.. River Forest, III. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

Hiiuwar. J\mes H.. Lieut, j t-.i. 301 West 32nd St., 
New York City. Bay Shore. I.. I.. Ki-v West. Monlauk. 
.\. A. No. KUt. HTA. 

Hkhtel. JosKpn P.,S(u<ienl (inici^r, Cliillon, Wis. 

Hrhtnek. William. War, (Inn. 

HrinzEn. F. H.. Student Oflieer. 189 We^t Church St.. 
.Marion. (Hiio. Mass. In.>*l. of Tech. HTA. 

Hr.ssKv, JoHV H., Student Oilirer. l.">00 Pnlnani Ave,, 
Brooklyn. .\. Y. 

Heth. Louis E., Student onicer, 938 Wn-iliinfilon Ave., 
Racine, Wis. 

Hktzi:l. H\rry C. Student OfTicer. 2.>1K I7th St., 
\\a>hinKtoii. I). C. 

Hi:rcHEL. Harry J., Student OiBcer. .>1«» Third St , 
Iir<«iklyn. N. Y. 

Heu.sel, Phillip, Ensign. 

Hki >iM:i;n, Wii.m\m. Student Oirirer, 2()I*> Marine 
\\f., San .\n(onio, Texas. Seal'.lf. Wash. I!T.\. 

Hewitt. Lambert. Kn.sign. 1112 Van Ness .\ve., Snn 
Francisco. Cal. N. A. No. 1766. 

Hewitt. Ro=coe S., Student Officer, 820 N. St. Joe Ave.. 
Ilastinp^, Nehr. 

He^dt, KnwARn F., Ensipn. 88 Lincoln St.. Montelair- 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1863. 

Hevman, -Monnis A.. Student (tiliccr, 317 Union .Vve., 
S. E., Grand Rupids, .Mich. 

Hick. Charles M., Lieut, (j.g.), 45 Sibley St . Ham- 
mond, Ind. 

HicKr^, Benjamin J., Ensign. 317 Fordhani H<l.. New 
\ Mik Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Penva -.la. HTA. 

Hickman, Ernest T.. Ensign, Lake W'ales. Fla. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Buffalo. N. Y. 

IIicK-'^. Frederick B., Lieut. Q-S-)* Hingham. Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Chnthnm. N. A. No. 
729. HTA. 

Hi<;bie. N. Bradley, Jr.. Ensign, 4933 Kimhark Ave., 
('hicagi>. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key Wei*t. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1373. HTA. 

HiiiN, F. D.. Student Officer. Care of Olympic Club, 
San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. HT.\. 
HiLMRR, Chas. F., War. Gun. 

Hii.BcsH. Wm. Dale. Student Officer. 1('2 Adolph .\ve.. 
Akrnti, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. \\V\. 
Hiioi BHANn. E. S.. Student Officer, (6 Allen IM.. Hart- 
>.' ford. Conn. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

7' HiLDEBn vm>t, B. E.. Ensign, 248 Bandnlph Ave.. 

[^ , Pcftria, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola. N. 

A. No. 132:>. HTA. 

HiLOEBBANnr. Geo. N., Ensign. 218 Randolph Ave.. 
I j Peoria, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech Key West, Miauii. 

h I Pensacola. N. A. No. 1710. HTA. 

A , ^ Hill, .\lbubt E.. Student Oflicer. 20.'> The Alabama 

.■\pls.. NVashington. D. C. 

Hill, Alexa-ndeb B.. Jr.. Ensipn, 2.»07 Hearst .\ve., 
J, Berkeley. Cal. N. A. No. 1647. 

Hill, BovnT., Student Officer, 20K West St., Freeport. III. 
Hill. Charles F., Student Olficer, 705 Taylor St., 
Ml. W ashington, D. C. 

'/ ■ Hill. Geo. .\., Lieut, (j.g.). Hudson. Mass. Mas.«. Inst, 

•f Te.h.. Miami. Key West. N. A. No. 1481. HTA. 

Him.. H\miiton R.. Ensign. Westbury. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tecli . Bay Shore, Pensacola, Brunswick. 
No. 1312. HTA. 



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Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami and Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2176. HTA. 

Hill, John W.. Student Officer, luvx Hot.l. 9lh and 
Troost St., Kansas. Mo. 

Hill. Joh.n W^, Ensign, 471 Beechwood .\ve., Bridge- 
port. Conn. N. A. No. 698. 

Hill. Mahlon W., Ensign, 23 IIolIan<l Bd.. Melrose, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. .\kron. Ohio: Pensacola. 
Fla. N. A. No. 2272. LTA. 

Hii.i,. BoBFHT .\.. ICnsipn. II Third .\ve.. Northampton. 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Ti'ch.. Key WCsi, Miami. Pensacola, 
Hampton Bds.. FI(Mn Air Detachment. N. .\. No. 1298. 
HIV 

Hill . W. H . EiLsign, 933 N. 1 1th Si.. Heading. Pa. 

Hii.i.BKUT, W KBH. Ensign. 2311 Grand .\ve.. New York 
City. N. A. No. 427. 

Hills, Tiios. Oi.i\er. Ensign. N. A. No. 1008. 

HtLi>i'HOM, Roy .\.. Ensign. 

HiLL^rn, DoriM.AS. Ensign. 2021 Hillyrr PL, Washing- 
ton. D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. 

IIiMEs. Geo. Heck-m.-vn. Ensign. 1721 Columbia Rd.. 
Washinglon. D. C. N. A. No. 1913. 

HiNos, Hoii\(:e S.. Ensipn, 43 Central Ave.. Newton- 
\ ilji-. Mass. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1147. HTA. 

HiNEs. John Willis, Ensign. 17 Gramercy Park. New 
York Cily. Mass. Inst, of 'lech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola, 
Moutrhic-Lananau, Killinphuline. Dundee, Chatham. 
N A. N<.. 338. H TA. 

HiNKKL, .\i.viN ('.. Student Officer. 576 Westminster 
Ave.. Eli/abelh. N. J. 

HiNTON, Sebastian, Ensign, 10 S. I-n Salle St., Chicago, 
III. 

Hipke. Lucius W.. Student Oflicer, 3021 Cedar St.. 
Milwaukee, W'is. 

HiBSCH. Oliver J., Student Officer, 6611 N. .Ashland 
\\c., Chicago. III. 

Hi.>co\, David F.. Ensipn, East Patchogue, Long Is- 
land, N. Y. N. A. No. 1253. 



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HiTE. Hi;fiH Mairy. Ensign. 42 Arlington St., Cam- 
bridge. -Mas-;. Mass. Insl. of 'IV<li , Key West. Miami. 
Marine Field, .\It)Ulcfiic. Norlhcrn Hoinliiiig Group. HTA. 

HiTE. P. Iv. Ensign. Frank fori, Ky. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key Wiwi, Miami, Pensacola, Easlleigh, Roehamp- 
ton, Eng. .N. A. No. 1150. HTA. 

Hoa<;land. G. F., Eiusign. 76 Maple PI., Keyport, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rookaway Beach, N. Y. 
Li' A. 

HoACLANO, Porter. IJeut. (j.g.). Red Bank, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Rocrkaway. N. A. No. 
4.50. LTA. 

HoBBs. Percy M.. StudenI Oflicer, 1953 E. 82d St., 
Cleveland. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of I'ech., Miami. Key West- 

Hockman. <;eo. B., Studonl Oflicer. R. F. D. No. 7, 
HagiTsiown, Md. 

IIoi>c.iK>N. Paul E., Student Officer, 39 West Broadway. 
Rangor. .Maine. 

HoncEs. CiiAS. E.. Ensign. 213 Gardner Rd , Brookline. 
Mass. N. A. No. .397. 

HoDcEs. K. B.. Lieut, (j.g.). 522 Pine St., Albany, Ga. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. .Moutchic. Killingholme. 
.N. A. No. 335. HTA. 

lloLKiKiNs, Mebton O., Sludent Officer. 185 South Side 
.\ve.. Freeport. N. Y. 

Hon:n. M. A.. Lieut, (j.g.l. 2374 Grandin Rd., Cincin- 
nali. Ohio. N. A. No. 194. 

HoFK. Pml Frank. Student OfTicer. 615 Cramer St.. 
.Milwaukee, W is. 

H<n-KM\N, J. R., Ensign. 228 Central .\ve., Los Angeles, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Curtis, Buffalo; L. W. F.. 
College Point. 

Hoffman. R. (;., Ensign. 32! Hawthorn Road. Roland 
Park. Md. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, N. 
Bond* Group. N. A. No. 683. HTA. 

HoFFKR. R. H.. I-^nsign. 

HoHE>TH^L. Loi IS L., Sludent Officer, 467 Center St., 
South Manchester, (^onn. .Ma.ss. Inst, of Teeh. HT.\. 

lIoHL. Stewart M.. Jr.. Student Officer, 627 W. 113lh 
St., .New York City. 

Hoisin(;ton. II. W., Ensign, .51 E. Woodruff Ave., 
Columbus. Ohio. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I., 
IViLsacola. HT.\. 

IloLOEN, Geo. F., Student Officer, 248 Post .\ve.. San 
.\ntonio. Tex. 

Holding, R. S., Ensign. 

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IJoLGATE, RoBiiRT R., Ensign. Evanston, III. Mass. 
Inst of Tech.. Akron, Rockaway Reach. LTA. 

HoLLANP, James G., Ensign, 3l^i HoIIister Ave., Grand 
Rapids, Midi. Duuwoody Inst., Miami, Pensacola. 
HTA. 

HoLLiDAY. Fhedrrick T., Student Officer, 1 Hillhouse 
Ave., New Haven. Conn. 

IIoLLis, Thomas, Jr., Ensign, New London, N. H. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA. 

HoLLOWAV, T. F., Ensign, River Rank. Reverly, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ray Shore. Cape May, 
Moiitchic, Fronientine, France N. A. No. 878. HTA- 

HoLMAiv, \\'m. D.. Student Officer, Psi Upsilon House, 
Middleton. Conn. 

HoLMQi 1ST, C\RL W., Ensign, 110.3 Major St., Wood- 
lawn. Reaver ("o.. Pa, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, 
Rockaway. Marginal Parkway. LTA. 

HoLST. Emmert T., Ensign, Elks Club, Seattle, Wash. 
N. A. No. 1125. 

Holt, Arthur R., Ensign, 15 Rice St., Newton Center, 
Mass. 

Holt. Rknj. Dean, Ensign, 548 E. Park St., Stockton, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola, Sau Diego. 
N. A. No. 1371. HTA. 

Holt. John.W., Student Officer, 8 Atwood St., Hartford, 
Conn. 

HoLTBY. Earl D., Student Officer, 175 Edwards St., 
New Haven. Conn. 

HoLTHAM. Earl A., Ensign, 828 12lh St., Modesto. Cal. 
N. A. No. 1 185. 

HoLTON, J. RAnnv, Ensign. 505 W'. 13th St., Austin, 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. N. A. No. 
1888. HTA. 

HoLZL. Alfred P., War. Gunner. 

Ho.MER. Joseph W., Ensign. N. A. No. 668. 

HoNDLE. W. C, War. Machinist 

HoNEV, Frederic D., Student Officer. Gresham, Ore. 

HoNNEN. Edward IL. Student Officer, 1423 N. Lejon 
St.. Colorado Springs, Colo. 

HoopES, Thomas T., Lieut, (j.g.), 124 High St.. New- 
bury port, Mass. Squantum, Mass.; Hampton Rds.; 
Pensacola, Fla.; Chatham, Mass. N. A. No. 1094. HTA. 

Hopkins. D. W.. Ensign, 3435 Cornell PL, Cincinnati. 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Great Lakes. 
W^ashingtou, D. C. HTA. 

Hopkins, J. G., Jr., Student Officer. Greenwood, Va. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Hopper, Geo. T.. Student Officer, P. O. Rox 446. Spo- 
kane, Wash. 

Horn, Herbert E.. Ensign. 

Horner, Joseph, Jr., Student Officer, Green Ray. Wis. 
Care of Press Gazette. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Fla. HTA. 

Horner. Wm. W., Lieut, fj.g), 4907 Carnegie Ave., 
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; 
Rockaway Reach, N. Y.; Rrest, France. LTA. 

HoRRELL, Martin L., Ensign, 600 Karpen RIdg.. 
Chicago, 111. 

HoBTON. Harry D.. Ensign, Peconie, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1675. HTA. 

Horton, Jerome L., Student Officer. 2670 Hudson RIvd.. 
Jersey City. N. J. 

HosFOHD, Hemphill jM., Student Officer, Waxahochie, 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rockaway 
Beach, L. I. LTA. 

HosKiNs, Arthur C, Student Officer, 525 Jefferson Ave.. 
Detroit, Mich. 

Hough, E. R., Ensign. 

Hough, Warren R., Student Officer. 410 E. John St.. 
Champaign, III. 

HovEY, Leon R., Ensign. 29 Lancaster St., Cambridge. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech,, Pensacola, Fla. 

Howard, Charles Sothoron, Student Officer, Frederick, 

Md. Mass. Inst. (»f Tech., Charleston. 

Howard, Howell IL, Student Officer, 205 W. 2d St., 
Dayton, Ohio. 

Howard. John Cochane. Student Officer. Winchester 
St., Haverhill. Mass. 

Howard, John G., Ensign, 210 Lexington Ave., Ro- 
chester, N. Y. N, A. No. 1949. 

Howden, Frederick J., Student Officer, 104 Park Ave. 
E., Savannah, Ga. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Howe, DtrnLEv Rooebs, Student Officer, 22 Worthing- 
ton Rd., Brookline, Mass. 



Howe. Harold, Lieut, fj g ). Care of Tioga Cigar Co., 
Owego, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Pensacola 
Miami. Panillac. Moutchic, Rrest. N. A. No. 518. IITA' 

HowERTON, James, Ensign, N. A, No. 1074. 

Howlett, W. M.. Ensign, 23 Irving St., Cambridge, 
Mass. 

Hubbard. Charles E., Lieut, (jg.), 30 Powel Ave., 
Newport, R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Moutchic, Pen- 
sacola, Fromentine, Fr.; Miami. N. A. No. 350. HTA. 

Hubbard, Milton Le Compte, Student Officer, 118 
Academy St., Cambridge, Md. Dunwoody Inst. HTA. 

HiTBBELL, Nelson E., Ensign, 135 N. Pearl St., Ruffalo, 
N. Y. N. a. No. 2431. 

HuBBELL, Wm. L, Student Officer, Canal St.. Westport. 
Conn. 

HucK. Louis C, Student Officer, 446 Diversey Parkway, 
Chicago. 111. 

Huddleston. Walter D., Ensign, 332 W. Broad St., 
Texarkann, Tex. N. A. No. 766. 

Huffman, Kenaz. Ensign. 411 Ernest & Cranmer BIdg., 
Denver, Colo. Seattle, Wash., D. C. HTA. 

Hughes, Caleb C. Jr., Student Officer, 213 14th St., 
S. E., Washington, D. C. 

HucHE-s, Ernest L., Student Officer, 1206 Hinman 
Ave., Evanston, 111. 



Ht;ghes, Harry I 
Rolla, Mo. 

Hughes, Paul A. 
Montclair, N, J. 



I , Jr., Student Officer, 1001 Pine St., 
,, War. Machinist, 15 Berkeley PI., 



HuKiLL. Emory W., Ensign, Middletown, Del. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami. N. A. No. 1524. HTA. 

Hulett, E. C., Ensign, Holly, Mich. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Pensacola, Montauk and Rockaway. N. A. 
No. 2085. LTA. 

Hull. Wm. B.. Ensign, 139 Sheldon Ave., Grand Rapids. 
Mich. N. A. No. 1719. 

Hulse, J. IL, Ensign. N, A. No. 1288. 

Humbert. O.scar L.. Student Officer. 828 S. D St.. 
Arkansas City, Kans. Seattle, Washington. HTA. 

HuMisTON, W.M. T., Student Officer, Vero, Fla., Seattle, 
Key West. LTA. 

Hummer. Richard P.. Ensign. 4535 Beacon St., Chicago, 
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Norfolk, Saunders 
Range, Md.; Pensacola. N. A. No. 1162. HTA. 

Humphreys, Wm. V., Jr., Ensign. N. A. No. 173. 

Humphreys, Wm. Y., Jr., Lieut, (.j.g.). 

HuNEKE. BoBERT C, War. Boatswain. 

HuNNEWELL, C. F., Ensign, 50 Chandler St., W. Somer- 
ville. Mass. 

Hunt, Vincent R., Student Officer, Bricelyn, Minn. 
Dunwoody Inst., Miami. HTA. 

Hunter, Ryron W., Student Officer, Fremont, Nebr. 
Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Hunter, Charles N., Student Officer. Rurlingame, Cal. 

Hunter, Donald Wm., Student Officer, 80 Westminster 
Ave., Detroit, Mich. 

Hunter, Harry H., Ensign, 1119 Judson Ave., Evans- 
ton, III. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Queenstown. 
Wexford. Ireland. IITA. 

HiTNTER, Robert D., Ensign, 977 Hackensack PIk. Rd.. 
North Rergen, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. 
L. I., Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1950. 

Hunter, T. W.. Ensign, 57 Eliot St., Detroit, Mich. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Miami. 
N. A. No. 1382. 

Huntington, Edwin Jay, Lieut, (j.g.). Geddes Road, 
Ann Arbor, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Roads. HTA. 

HiiNTLKY. Robert R., War, Carpenter. 303 Electric 
RIdg., Buftalo. N. Y. Philadelphia Navy Yard; Pauillac, 
France; Easlleigh, Eng. 

Huntley, W. C. Ensign, East Auburn, Cal. Seattle; 
San Diego, Cal., and Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1899. 

Hurt, Sherwood L., Student Officer, Rartow County, 
White, Ga. 

HussEY, John Edward. Student Officer. 5811 Cabanne 
Ave.. St. Louis, Mo. Great Lakes Naval Training Station, 
U. S. Naval Unit, Yale University, New Haven. 

Hutchings. John II. , Student Officer, 2805 O Ave., 
Galveston. Tex. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

HuTCHiNS, D. J.. Lieut, fj.g). 256 Tyler Ave, Detroit 
Mich., Supt. constr. aircraft. New York City. 

HuTC iiNsoN, Arthur Edward, War. Machinist. 

Hutchinson, Hubert, Student Officer, 311 Mt. Prospect 




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Ave., Newark. N. J. Mass. tnsl. of Tech.. Miami and 
Pensac.ilii, Klu. IIT.\. 

Hutchinson. John C. Sliidcnl Ulli. it. 6.'>') Mossa- 
chusells Ave., .\rIingtoii. Mass 

Hl'TCKiNso.N, Lestkr B., ICnsit'ti. N. A. No. 618. 

lliTCHiNsoN. llF:<iiN.(LD I... Kiisigii, IK37 Spriice St., 
I'hihiilcliihia, I>a. N. A. No. l.')52. 

Til trnisoN, Ll.Tius Lee, Student Onirer, .\shliiirn. 
Va. Seultlo. }ITA. 



Hyde, Riis.sei.i. N., Lieut, fj (t). 22 Devens Hd., Swnmp- 
scoll, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Te.li., Peiisaeolu; I)uniie«i 
.Set.: Fehxslowc, Kug.; I'aiiilluc. Fr.; Key Wist, Kla. .\' 
A. No. IHl. 

ilvMBii. H. G., Student Oincer. Lancaster, Wis. Mass 
Irisl. of Teih., Key Wi-sl. Klu. IITA. 

llvsoM. HoscoE II., KnsiKn, 1200 Massailiusetl.s Ave., 
(^imliriilge. Mass. .Mass. Inst, of T>l;li., .\iroM. Ohio; 
Hmkuttuy Heath, L. I.; Key West, Fla. LT.\. 



And I Learned About FlvinLj- from Her 



I've taken niv liop.s where I've found "em; 

I've looped and I've .spviii in niv time; 
I'vv '-.id niy piekin'.s o' seaplanes. 

\i\' some o' the lot was prime. 
One was an outcast I'-boat, 

One was a dizzy X-9, 
Oil. tlie "twelves" and "sixteens" I still see in my dreams, 

.\iid llie (ivronos that ever were mine. 



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Now I'm not a and with F-boats, 

For, takiu' em all along. 
Vou never can say till you've tried em. 

An' then you are like to he wrong. 
There is some that ,vou know that ,vou mightn't. 

There is some that you know that .vou niifiht: 
.\nd you'll often pet stunts when vou're ftyin' 
your hunks. 

That will help you in tea-tal)le HightsI 

I was a young man at Miami. 

Keen as a hoy to begin; 
They gave mc a rusty ole flivver, 

The first I had ever been in. 
Older than me, but my first un, — 

More like an alarm clock she were, — 
Hut she slipped in one night when I spiralled too 
tight. 

An' I learned about flviii' from her. 



Then I was transferred to Suiza's, 
(F/lse I'd be taxi-in' now), 

I was proud as a newly-made Ensign, 
.\nd I told em I'd show 'em all how. 

I soared up over the islands 

.\nd down where the coral keys were. 

And I kei)t out o' harm near the ole turtle farm- 
Ami I learned about H\'in" from her. 



Oh, I've taken my hops where I've found em, 

.\nd now I'm through with the fun; 
The more time you've got in "sixteens," 

The more .you will think of the "one's." 
.\nd the end of its sittin' an' Ihiiikin', 

An' dreamin" more flyin' to see; 
So be warned by mv lot (wliich I kiujw you will 
not). 

An' learn about flvin' from me. 






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JAMKS. JOHN K. 
Stiiiffnt OfficT 
2612 Mupkirs Si,. Hous- 
ton. Texas. Mass. Inst, of 
r»Th.. Akron. Kockuway 
\Wnv\\. LTA. 



J\M(.S. HM.IMI M 
Kns '*//! 
"»24-'i Haymf>inl .\vt'.. St. 
Louis. Mf» Mass. Inst, of 
IVrh.. K«'y \\»-^I. CL>lum- 
hia University. N. .\. No. 

2321. iir.\. 



jAMLsoN. n. lu uroN 

Ensifjn 
Linden, Mich. Mas.s. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
P.-nsaiTohi. .\. A. N J. I'^Jrf. 
HTA. 



JAH\ IS. CLAHKNCE It 

Ensign 
Oncifia. N. Y. Mass. Inst- 
of Tech.. Miami. Pensa" 
c>ln. .\. A. No. 2668- 
HTA. 




Sl'IHALLI\(; .\.N .\-10 ON Irs |{a< K AT l*K.\SACOL.\ 







Ji:.N(_kl«N, MLl'IiiCN II. 

Ensign 
88 Prospert St.. Providence, 
R. I. M. I. T. IVnsa., 
Miami. Mont chic. Cani- 
papne, Malpensa it., Chat- 
ham. N. A. No. 681. HTA. 



JKNkS. WluSro.N \i. 
Ensign 
90 Tower Rd.. Wiilerbury. 
Conn. Mass Inst, of Te*'h., 
Newport. Key West, Pen- 
sacoln. HTA. 



Jli.N.M.\(;S. \LLYNR. 


Ji;.NM\'(;s. JAMES C. 


Lieut. (j.(7.) 


StudrnI Ofiiar 


IHO South Penn Square. 
F*liilacli-lphia. I*a. Stpiail' 
tiini, llituiploii Hds . Key 
West. ('aiM' May, (!haltiain. 
IM. A. No. *55. HT\. 


Hox 91. Miueral Weils 
Tex. Univ. Wash.. Seat- 
lie. IITA. 



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JENMNi.S. Hul;r i: 

Lieut, (j.y.) 
323 Main St., Menominee, 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Grpilt Lakes, Key West, 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1709 HTA. 




JOHA^^hi^. hLMhli L 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
5 Arthur St., Somerville, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Pensacola. Lake Boi- 
sena. It., Porin Cnr'^int 
Italy. N. A. No. ,'._'". MIX, 






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JKRMAIN.HEHI'.iH I I 

Ensign 
316 Huntington Ave., Bos- 
ton. Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
Chnrleslown. N. A. No 
2224. HTA 



JEWETT, ORIS F. 

Student Ojjicer 
105 N. 5lh St., Sawtellf". 
Cal. Seattle. North Island, 
San Diego. HTA. 



JOBES, HAROLD L. 

Ensign 
21 Bay View Ave., Prince 
Bay, New York. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Key 
West. Pensac la. N. A. 
No. 1966. LTA. 




JOHNSON, ARCHIE C 

Ensign 

Waseca, Minn. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech., Akron, Rockaway 

Reach. LTA. 



JOHNSON. FRANK M 

Lieut. Ij.g.) 
1143 Fairmont St.. Wash- 
injrton, D. C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Roads. N. \. No. 
1096. HTA. 



JOHNSON. LACLI 1 . 

Student OjDicer 

50 the Boulevard, Pelhara, 

N. v., Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 







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JOHNSON. MILTON O. 

Sluiieni Officer 
708 Fremont Ave.. Morris, 
III. Dunwoody. Miami. 
HTA. 



JOHNSON, WARREN F. 

Ensign 
Cold Spring Harbor. L. 1., 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensacola. Mout- 
chic. Fr. N. A. No. 1111. 



JOHNSON. W. W. 
Ensign 
314 Main St.. Galva. Illi- 
nois. Dunwoody. Miami. 
Key West, Pensacola. 
HTA. 



JOHN.STON, GALE 

Student Officer 

122 Jackson Place. Mexico. 

Mo. Dunwoody lust. Minn. 

HTA. 





JOHNSTON. (>SWALD L. 

Student Officer 
Care Jas. McNaughton, 
Rronxville. N. Y. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore. 
HTA. 



XV" 



JONES. ARTHUR L. 
Ensign 
7 St Michaels Place, 
Charleston. S. C. Mass. 
Inst. of Tech.. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1891. 
HTA. 



JONES, MARK Z. 
Ensign 
121 Court St.. Janesville. 
Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Akron. Pensacola. N. A 
No. 2631. LTA. 



JONES. PAUL LUCAS 

Student Officer 

27.32 Tracy Ave., Kansas 

City. Mo. Mass Inst, of 



Tech 



Mo. Mass 
HTA. 







JONES. VICTOR H. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
533 Byron St.. Mankato, 
Minn, .\kron, Cape May. 
Hampton Roads, Pensa- 
rola. .N..\ No. 881. LTA. 



JONES. WOO LSEYF. 

Ensign 
2701 Fifth St.. Tuscaloosa, 
Ala. Mass. Inst, of Twh.. 
IVnsncoIa, Miami N A. 
No. 1411. HTA. 



J<»m)A\ RAYMOND D. 

Enxign 
\2 Slehhins St.. Sprin;?- 
Ilt'ld. Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
'ItH'li.. Key Wost, Miami, 
IVnsHi'ola, .\nacoslia. N. A. 
No. I WA. IITA. 



JORDAN. ROBERT 

Ensign 
3ir> West 97 St.. New York 
City, \tass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Pensacnia, Chatham. N.A. 
No. 921. HTA. 




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JOLIRERT. CLEMENT C. 

Student Officer 
18 Riverside Square. Hyde 
Park. Mass Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. IITA. 



JOVA. JOHN A. 
Lirut. ij g.) 
Roseton, Oranpe ('o.. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pcn- 
sacola. N. A. No. 429. 
HTA, 



JLLIAN, DALVEN 
Ensign 
607 Fountain St.. Mineral 
Point. Wisconsin. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes. 
Key West. Miami, Pensa- 
rola. N.A. No. 1720. HTA. 



JULLIFFE. H. \V. 

Student Officer 

136 Marion .\vc.. Mans- 

lield, Ohio. Mass. Inst of 

Tech. HTA. 



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Ibsen, Norman H.. Ensign, 607 S. Slate Si.. Ann Arbor, 
Mi.h. N. A. No. 1I(>9. 

Jdol, Milw.\rd. Student Ofilrer, Robinson, Kans. 

Igleheabt. G. p., Lieut, (j-g.), 10 Nassau St.. Princeton, 
N. J. Cambridge. Buffalo. New York City. 

Iles. Malvkrn, W.. Sluilent Officer, 321 Mississippi 
Ave., Davenport, Iowa. 

Ingalls. D. S.. Lieut, (jg.). 11808 Lake Shore Blvd.. 
Cleveland. Ohio. Palm Beach, Huntington, L. L, Dun- 
kirk. Easlleigh. Eng. N. A. No. 85. HTA. 

Ingebsoll. C. D., Ensign, 251 E. Chestnut St., Canton. 
III. Mass. In.<!t. of Tech., Great Lakes, San Diego, Cal. 
HTA. 

Ingham, James R., Student Oflicer. 1088 Delaware Ave., 
Bufl'alo, N. Y Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. 1. 
HTA 

Inness, Jos. K., Student Oflicer, 833 Prospect Place, 
Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Irvine. Ei'gene L., Student Officer. 3811 MrKenney 
Ave., Dallas, Tex. 

Inglis. J.. Ensign. Patterson, N. J. N. A. No. 1199. 

Irvine. HrTi.EDGE, Ensign, 157 6th Ave.. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst of Tech., Peiisacola, Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 1001. HTA. 

Irving, Clarence B., Ensign. 60 l_lnioii Ave., Framing- 
ham, Mass. N. A. No. 502. 

Irving. Louis D., Student OIIIcit. Red Top, Cleveland 
Park, Washington, D. C. 

I.senrerger. Nathan I*., Student Officer. 1312 Vermont 
St., Lawrence, Kans. 

IzATT. Thomas F., Student Oflicer, 1018 Maple Ave., 
Wilmerding, Pa. 

Jacks, Nathaniel, Student onicer. 1715 Bryan St., 
Dallas, Tex. 

Jackson, Andrew J.. Student Officer, 162 Wilinw St., 
Walerbuiy, Conn. Mass. lust, of Tech., Miami. HT.^. 

Jackson, C. C, Ensign. 

Jackson, James A., Student OlCcer, 506 W. 12th St , 
Dallas, Tex. 

Jackson. James Cl\rke, Student Officer, 22 Sanchez 
St., Ocalo, Fla. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. HTA. 

Jackson, John L. Ensign. 

Jackson, Paul, Student Officer, 57 W. Second Ave., 
Cohmibus, Ohio. 

Jacobs. Albert II.. Student Officer, 20 Palm Ave., San 
Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Jacobs, Fred C, Student Officer, Memphis, Tenn. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech. 

Jacobs. Leslie P.. Lieut, (j.g.), 412 Grand .^ve., Lara- 
mie. N. Y. N. A. No. 526. 

Jacobs, Loring M., Ensign. 

Jaeckel. Harrv J., War. Machinist, 549 Gantenbein 
Ave.. Portland, (Jre. Columbia University, San Diego, 
Cal.; Pliilidolphia; Easlleigh. Eng.; Paris. Fr. 

Jameson, John T., Ensign. 

Janssen. Webster E.. Student Oni«-er. E. I.i2d and 
Brown PI.. Bronx, New York City. 

January, John W.. Student Oflicer, \'acaville, Cal. 

Jaque.s, Burnett P.. Ensign. 302 N. Cherry St., Jefferson; 
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1596. HTA. 

Jacques, Herbert, Ensign. 491 Beacon St.. Boston, 
Ma.ss, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Operations, Washington , 
D. C. 

Jarrett, H. H.. Student Officer, Franklin. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Charleston, S. C. LTA. 

Jeannelle. R. C, Ensign, Peerless Milling Co., Stock- 
ton. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1129. 

Jefferey, Madison P.. Ensign. N. A. No. 643. 

Jeffordo, Walter M.. Ensign. Glen Riddle, Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Hampton Roads. HTA. 

Jeffrey, George A., Student Olficer, 2011 East Broad 
St., New Castle, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. HTA. 

Jelliff, Howaho W., Student Officer. 136 Marion Ave.. 
Mansfield. Ohio. 

Jenks, Louis Orrin, Student Officer. 1514 Military 
Road, Port Huron, Mich. Seattle, Wash.; Miami, Fla. 
HTA. 



Jenks. W. 

Conn. 



M., Ensign. 90 Towers Road, Waterbury. 



Jennings. A. G.. Jr.. Finsign, 2 E. 82d St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola, F*auillac. 
Moutchic, L'Aber Vrach. JS, A. No. 727. HTA. 



Jennings, M. C, Student Oflicer, Ellsworth, III. Masa. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

Jennings. Uichahd. Student Officer, 2525 I7th St.. 
W'ashington. D. C. 

Jensen. Neinert C. War. Machinist, 1011 18th Ave., 
S. Nashville. Tenn.. Columbia Univ., Eastleigh, Eng. 

Jerolerson, Mortimer N., Student Officer, 55 N. 6th 
St., Newark. N. J. 

Jester. J. C. Student Officer. 3430 Gillespie Ave., 
Dallas. Tex. Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Jewell, Robt. B., Student Officer. 273 S. Ashland Ave., 
Lexington. Ky. 

John. F. W., Ensign. 182 Nepperhan Ave.. Yonkers, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Roads. N. A. No. 2120. HTA. 

John, Henry Van Dyke, Ensign, 1770 Pacific Ave.. San 
Francisco, Cal. N. A. No. 1434. 

John. L\wbence B., Student Officer, 825 19th Ave., 
So. Nashville. Tenn. 

Johns. Henry V.. Student Officer, 1770 Pacific Ave., 
San Francisco, Cal. 

Johns, Watson L., Ensign, 2952 California St., San 
Francisco, Cal. 

Johnson, Bert N., Ensign, Stuben Co., Atlanta, N. Y. 
N. A. No. 2017. 

Johnson. C. B.. Ensign, 590 Iroquois Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Dunwoody Inst., Minn.; Miami, Pensacola, Fla. 
N. A. No. 2635. HTA. 

Johnson, Chas. M.. Ensign. 
Johnson, Clarence R., Ensign. 

Johnson, Crawford, Jr., Student Officer, 2935 Pawnee 
Ave.. Birmingham, Ala. Seattle, Wash.; New Orleans. 
HTA. 

Johnson. Geo. E.. Student Officer, 4272 Whitman".\ve., 
Sealtle, Wash. Seattle. Wash.. San Diego, Cal. HTA. 

John.son, Ger\ld Reid, Ensign. 1914 22nd St., Sacra- 
mento, Cal. Seattle Wash. Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2302. HTA. 

Johnson, Harold F., Student Officer. Amherst, Mass. 
Johnson, J. M., Carpenter. 
Johnson, John R., Ensign, Greenwich, Conn. 
Johnson, Lindi.ey, Jr., Ensign, Roseraont. Pa. 
Johnson, Malcolm F.. Student Officer. 889 1st Ave., 
So., Grand Rapids, \\ is. 

Johnson, Meade M.. Student Officer. 430 Ohio Ave.. 
Etowah, Tenn. 

Johnson, Ohen v.. Student Officer. 555 N. Church St., 
Spartanburg. S. C 

Johnson, Richard N., Student Officer, 78 Dalton Road, 
Newton Centre. Mass. Great Lakes, 111. 

Johnson, Roscoe E., Student Officer, 202 Mulberry St., 
Eureka, Kans. 

Johnson. Rudy M., Ensign, 815 N. 2nd St.. Ishpeming. 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla., Pensacola. 
N A. No. 2227. HTA. 

Johnson, S. H., Ensign, 88 Central Park. West. New 
York City. 

Johnson, Stephen S.. Student Officer. 377 Charlton 
Ave.. So. Orange, N. J. 

Johnson, Thos. Gary, Ensign. 10 W'eslwood Ave., 
Richmond, \ a. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rock- 
away. N. Y. LTA. 

Johnson. Walter, Student Officer, 1930 Benedict Ave., 
Bronx. N. Y. 

Johnson, Walter H., Ensign, Claremont, Cal. R. F. D. 
Box .'lO. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensacola. Hamp- 
ton R< ads, Anacostia London, Brest, St. Nazaire. Fr. N. 
A. No. 1300. 

Johnson, W. G., War. Machinist. 

Johnson. Willabd C. Student Officer, 2863 29th St., 
N. W., Washington, D. C. 

Johnston. Carl IL, Student Officer. Boligee. Ala. 
Johnston. D. S., Student Oflicer. 822 9th St., Hunling- 
ton. W. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 
Johnston, Gunder Z., War, Gunner. 
Johnston, Harold C. Ensign. 

Johnston. Harold K., Student Officer, 293 Woodward 
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 

Johnston, Henry R., F^nsign, 75 Prospect Ave., Mont- 
clair. N. J. Hampton Roads, Va. Operations Aviation, 
\N ashinglon, D. C. 

Johnston, WiluXm D., Student Officer, Boligee, Ala. 
Jonakeb, Wm. S., Student Officer. 

Jones, Alan P., Student Officer, Ft. Atkinson, Wis. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA. 




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Jones. C'-Annoix I,., Stiidpnt Offirnr. 5012 \V;,lmit Si.. 
IMiiUidelphiu, Pa. 

JoNfcis. Chas. Alvin. tCnsi^.'!!, 1*)27 Oliver BUJf;.. I'ills- 
Imrtrh, I'a. 

Jones. Cliffohd B., Sludent Ofliorr. VXM) Ohio St., L:iw- 
rrncn, Kans. 

JoNKS. Dkcatl'h, KnsiKii, <>!(! Park Ave.. Richnioiul. \a. 
Ohio, Mass. Iii.sl. of Tech.. Akron, Ro<:kaway, L. I. 
I/PA. 

Jones, D-wrn (I vlk. Kn.si(rn, 23ft McK night HIdf;.. 
Minneapolis. Minti. Mass. Irisl. of Tech.. Hhie Hill 
Observalory, Soadle. W asli. Aernjirapher. 

Jones, Kowin M.. Shident DHirer. (lareof The Jones Co., 
Jackson, Miss. 

Jones. Ceo. K.. Stinienr olli.er. 127 II St.. S. K.. Wash- 
inpton, D. C. 

Jones, Henhv C, Sludont OHiccr. «2>> .\Innndii<Mk HMt;., 
Chicagio, III. 

Jones. James R.. Knsipn. 87 Hawthorne .\ve.. Akron. 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. HrM-kawny. L. I.. LTA. 

Jones, Kei.i.kv Dw. Knsi^'n. P. O. Bi>x \2'.V.\ Tanipa. 
Kla. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore, IVnsacoia. Ana- 
ioslia. D.C.. Hampton Roods. \ a. N. \. No. 11172. HTA. 

JoNFj*, Max S., Knsign, 7307 Flora Ave.. St. I^mis, Mo. 
N. A. No. 373. 

Jones. Minor S., Student Oflicer. 9t Itroad St.. Charles- 
ton. S. C. 

Jf)\Es, NirHOEAs R., Student Oniccr. 150 Broaiiway. 
New York, Croat Lakes, Miami. 

Jones. P. S., Kusigu. N. A. No. 685. 



of Tech., ll:inipIoti Buad^. 
No. lM.->. HTA. 



Jo NEs. RwMOND S., Student Officer. Puritan .\pl. 2!7, 
Loui'-ville. Ky. 

Jones, Roi.lin T.. Student Oflicer. 117 Crennvvood PL, 
BulTalo, .\. Y. 

Jones Ro^ A.. War. Gunner. 

Jones, Samiei, Manlv, Student OfTiccr, 302 P.^mbroke 
Ave., Norfolk. Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA. 

Jones. Sainders P., Eiisifc'n, 1048 Cherokee Rd.. Louis- 
ville. Ky. 

Jones, Thomas M.. 3rd, Lieut, (jg.). 811 Ridge Ave.. 
Pillshur^rh. Pa. Mass. Itisl. 
Pensacola. Hay Shore. N. A. 

Jones. \V. R . War. Machinist. 

Jones, W'.m. If., Student Oflicer. Bennett Creek, Vn. 

Jones. Wm. L. EiLsign. N. A. No. 2072. 

JonoAN, CH\nLES B.. Student Officer. 2 West 72nd St., 
New York (>ity- 

JosEi'H. R<n.ANii II., Student Officer, 208 N. Oak St.. 
Owatoiiria. Minn. 

JosEV. S\MrEi. It.. Student Officer, Hnzelhurst, Ca. 

Jl'uo. Dwin K.. Lieut, 'j.g.). 10 Pleasant St.. Brookline, 
Mass. 

JrnsoN. John W.. Kusi^cn. 115 Broadway. New York 
City Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. Miami. Langley 
Field. \a. N. A. No. 12'>7. IITA. 

Jt NELL. John. Knsign, .Minneapolis Club. MinneapoU^. 
Minn, \iass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2088. HTA. 

JiNKiN. Ceo., 4lh. Ensign. 1318 Real Estate Trust Bldi;.. 
Phihulelphia. Pa. N. A. No. 1M59. 



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KAiNT. EDWIN S. 

Ensign 
1367 Comm. Ave. Boston. 
Mass. Akron, Hoi-lianiFiNm. 
Brest. La I'iilli... \\ iil.iy 
IslanrJ, Banlry M.iv I. TV 



KEARNEY. DANIEL W . 

Ensign 
126 E. Church St., Sharao- 
kin. Peun. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2164. HTA. 



KEAHNEY, PATRICK E. 

Ensign 
58 Maple St., HndsoD, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola. N. A. 
No 892. HTA. 



KEELEK, HICIIABD J. 

Ensign 
3121 Third Ave.. So. Minn., 
Minn. Mass. Inst of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2194 HTA 



KEEP C. RLSSELL 

Ensign 

273 North Onf..r<l St.. Hart- 
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami. N. A. No. 
20.56. HTA. 



KEIIRER, GEO. C. 

Student Officer 
31+ N Main St., Doyles- 
town. Pa. Mass Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 



KEITH. FREDERICK \V. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
Sarasota, Fla. Bav Shore- 
Miami N. A No. 379- 
HTA. 




KELLEY, \VM. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
1903 McCallie Ave., Chat- 
tanooga, Tenn. Akron, 
Pensacola Mass Inst, of 
Tell N \ No. .->1K. 
LI \ 




KELLY, STEPHEN F. 

Ensign 
901 Jackson Ave., Bronx, 
New York City. M. I. T., 
Newport, Bay Shore, Key 
West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 949. 



KELSEY, CARLETON 

Ensign 
Meriden, Conn. Keyport, 
N. J. 



KEMP, THATCHER J. 

Student Officer 
2115 Ilobart Blvd.. Los 
Anpeles, Cal. Seattle, 

Washinfitou. HTA. 



KEMPE, A. F. 

Student Officer 
14 Oakwood Place. Eliza- 
beth. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 





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KEMPTON. FRANK 
Enstgn 
602 Ponce de Leon .\ve., 
Atlanta, Ga. Mass. Inst., 
of Tech.. Akron, Rock- 
away. LTA. 



KENDALL. JOHN W. 

Ensign 
Meyersdale, Penn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1792. 
HTA. 



KENNEDY. JOHN W. 
Student Officer 
1129 Cleveland Ave., Port- 
land, Oregon. Seattle, San 
Diego. HTA. 



KENT, FRANCIS R, 

Student Officer 

195 Lincoln St., Worcester 

Mass. Mass. Inst- of Tech 

HTA. 



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Student OQuFr 
H<»H*'. Ark. Muss Inst 
of Terh.. l*ensnrola. HTA 



ki:usiiA\v. <;. ii. 

IT.'i N. Crecnwnnii A\o., 
Knnkiikci'. III. Mjiss. IiihL 
ol T»hIi.. Miiiiiii, Kry Wrsr, 
Pcnsu.-olii. N. A. i\o. I'tltit. 

HTA. 



kKSKM, Fl.nVI) H. 
ICrtsiiin 
Fox ('hiisi'. Pa. Mus 
Inst ol TitIi.. Akroi 
Itorkawuy. Mfinltiiik, Vt'l 
suculu. LTA. 



KKTCIIAM. J»)ll\ li 
Ensign 
2 Rcrtor St.. New York 
City M. I. T.. Key Wrst. 
I'l'iisa.. ()iiiM>iist4)\vii, WhUi- 
<iy Islqiid. Ire. N. A. No. 
1229. HTA. 



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KEVKS. CIIKT. A. 
Ensitjn 
818 Scarritt Bldj;-. Kansas 
City, Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Toi-h., key West. Fla. 
HTA. 



KEYES. 1,1.1)1 l> II 
Ensign 
.\uburn. Wash. .Miami. 
Great Lakes, Sao Diego. 



KIMBALL. CIHIIS C. 

Sludent Oflirrr 

IJ68 So. 2nih .Si., Linrolii, 

\el>. .Mass. Inst, ol 'IVm-Ii., 

(ireat Lakes, Miami. H'r..\. 



KIXDV. WAIU) H. 
Ens iff ri 
Fayette. Ohio Mass. Inst. 
iiC 'IVch.. Great Lakes, 
Pensaiola, Kev Wcsl. .\- A. 
No. 2211 HTA. 



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KING. B. FHANK 

^^tudenl OJ)iriT 
Forresr Ctly, Ark. Mass. 
Iiisl. of Tech., New (Irleans, 
I*ensacoIa. Miami. HTA- 



KING. FRANK 

Enaign 

^•26 West 107 St.. New 
York City. Hampton Rds., 
CaJais, Anacostia- N. A. 
No. 245. 








KIRBY. PAIII, J. 

Ensign 

426 Cumberland St.. Har- 
risbur^, Penn. Mass. Iiisl. 
Newport. liay 



Tech 
Shore. M 

N. A. N.. 



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KIKK.. HERBEHTS. 

Ensign 
30T, Hisrhland Ave. Ni-.w 
Castle, Pa. M. I. T.. Miami, 
Pensacola. Moutchic. Fr.. 
Hay Shore. N. A. No. 1282. 
MTA. 




KIRKENDALL. F. C. 

Sludenl OffuiT 

ai West Union St.. Wilkes- 

liarre. Pa. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech. IITA. 



KITTRIDGE. L. T. 

Eivsifin 
VVoolwitrh. Maine. Pensa- 
cola, Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 

Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 

No. 2662 HTA. 




KNAUER. H. P 
Ensign 
Route 2. Potlstown, Pa. 
Mass. lust, of Tech.. Pensa- 
cola. Moutchic. Fr.. Killing- 
holme. Fns. N. A. rSo. 
726. HTA. 



KNIGHT. JOHN A.. Jr. 

Ensign 

931 West 41h St., Williams- 
port. Pa.. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. Miami. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1229. 



KINTZ. LESLIE 11. 

Ensign 

51."> Monroe St.. Ann Arbiir. 
Mich Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Akron. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2617. LTA. 



KIRBY. HAROLD L. 

Ensign 

Havre. Montana. Mass- 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami- 
Pensacola. Hampton Rds.. 
Anacostia. N. A. No. 1508. 
HTA. 





KIHK. LE GRANDE F. 

Ensign 
Youn^stown. New York. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key 
NA'est. Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No 2097. HTA. 






KIHK. HOY K. 

Enxign 
1 86 W. Oxford St.. Alliance. 
Ohio. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. UU. HIA. 




KLAGFH.WALTKH II. 

Ensign 
617 So. Main St.. Ann 
Arbor, Mich. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Miami. Pensacola, 
Hay Shore. N. A. No. 1360, 
"ITA. 



KLOOR, I.OllIS A., Jr. 
Ensiqn 
219 Avenue K.. Crowley 
La. Pen'iacola, Hampton 
Roads. Rockaway, Mon- 
tauk N. A. No. 2137. 
LTA. 




KOBLEGARD. II. II. 
Student Ojfficer 
218 East Main. Clarksburg. 
W . \ a. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Hay Shore. L, 
Brunswick, (ia. IITA. 



KOCH. HENRY F. 

Student Ofjicer 
869 Amboy Ave.. Perth 
Amboy. N. J. Mass. lust, 
of Tech. HTA. 





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KOKNIG. HKRBERT A. 

Slutlent OXfictT 
■153 McOonough St.. 
Hrooklyn, N. Y. Muss. 
I list, of 'J'ecli., Akron. 
Uucknway. LTA. 



KuKM(;i:U. KAltL W. 
Stutienl 0£icer 
Kinpijiorl, Tcnii. SeallU 
\\ ashin^•lull. UTA. 



KUllI.iat. WAI.Tiat W. 

Ensign 

337 N. Main St.. Old 

l'"ort'<'. Pii. Mass. Ins(. of 

Tech., Miami. Pt'nsaf()la. 

N. A. \n. I i:i(i. IITA. 



KtJLI»Ii:N. ALTON L. 

Ensign 

763 Park Ave.. Dunkirk, 



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KOM(;SM\RK. V. L. 

Knxign 

<'edar Hapids, Iowa. Muss. 

Iiisl. of Tech.. Great Lakes. 

Miami, Pensacola. HT.\. 



KOHKK, II \H\\\ II 
Slmlenl Officrr 
1720 \V. Lnfiiycllc Ave.. 
Haltiiiiore. Md. Mass. 

Insl. of IVrli., Leacue 
Island. Navy ■» ar.l. IMiila- 
delphia, I'a. IITA. 



KOTIIK. WILLIAM C. 
Stiidrnl Officer 
7.> W asliint^toii .\ve.. 
(Iranlwoml, N. J. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. Key Wcsl. 
IITA. 



K.HAMER, C. IL 

Student Officer 
l.tn K. .Mnlh St.. Alton. 
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. HTA. 



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KRAMER, IVAN L. 
Sludenl Officer 
566 Prospect Place, Brook- 
lyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Akron. LTA. 




KREBS, W, W. 
Ensign 
509 Napoleon St.. Johns- 
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron, Ilamptoo 
Roads. LTA. 



KUNKEL, CHARLES F. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
New Curaberland, Pa. 

M. I. T., l*ensacoIa, F^t. 
Worth, Hampton Roads, 
Killingholme, Eng. N. A. 
No. 273. HTA. 



KROUSE. S.HARVEY 
Ensign 
306 Chestnut St., Phila- 
delphia, Penn. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola. Chat- 
ham. N. A. No. 960. HTA. 



KURTZWARTH, E. L. 

Stuilenl Officer 
152 King Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Great Lakes. Dun- 
woody, Mass. Inst, of Tech. 



KRUMM, HARRY \V. 

Ensign 
3000 Arunah Ave., Bal- 
timore. Md. M. I. T., Bay 
Sh.. Key West. Moutchic, 
Malpensa. N. B. G. N. A. 
No. 3!!0. HTA. 




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Kaftan, A. G., War. Gunner. 
Kahle, George F., War, Boatswain. 
Kahlert. Wm. G.. Student Onicer, 194 E. Robis St., 
St. Paul, Minn. 

Kahn, Jerome Vemann, Sludenl Officer, 3975 Beechwood 
Ave.. Rose Hill, Cincinnati, O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., La- 
Fayelle Escadrille, France. HTA. 

Kaiser, Karl H., Ensign, 1ft Haviland St., Suile 5, 
Boston, Mass. 

Kaiser, Richard W., Student Oificer, Bonnie Crest, New 
Rochelle, N. V. 

Kamm. Walker W., Student Officer, No. 7 Russian Hill 
Place, San Francisco, Cal.; Seattle, Wash. LTA. 

Kane, Richmond K., Student Oflicer, Glacier Park 
Hotel, Glacier Natl Park, Mont. 

Kane, Robert R-, Student Otricer, Gate City, \ a. 
Dunwoody Inst. HTA. 

Kanke, Bernard. Student Officer, 675 Frederick Ave.. 
Detroit, Mich. 

Kastner, A., War, Gunner. 

Katoubette, IjIvingston R., Student Officer, 334 Cen- 
tral BIdg., Seattle. Wash. 
Kauffman, Allen. Ensign. 

Kauffmann. Samuel H., Student Officer, 6 North Dod 
St.. Princeton, N. J. 

Kauth, Elliott, Ensign. 

Kavana, Luke J., Sludenl Officer. 304 S. Ashland Ave., 
LaGrange. III. 

Kavanai'Gh, L. T., Jr., Student Officer, 60 South Grant 
St., Memphis. Tenn. 

Kaye. Lewis G., Ensign, 44 Campbell Hall, Princeton, 
N. J. N. A. No. 122». 

Kazanjian, H.. Jr., Ensign, New Rochelle, N. Y. N. A. 
No. 2188. 

Keddie, Edward A., Ensign, 804 Center St., Roston, 
Mass. N. A. No. 747. 

Keefe, Owen F., Student Officer, 14 Irving Park, 
Walertown, Mass. 

Keefe, Thomas J., Student Officer, Chester Club, 
Chester, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Keeler. Harry F.. Student Officer. 414 Pratt St.. 
Longmonl, Colo. 

Keene. Campbell, Ensign. 169 State St., Augusta, Me. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Key West, Miami, Hamp- 
ton Roads. Fleet Air Detachment. N. A. No. 1423. 
HTA. 



Kkenan. Lewis Champlin, Ensign, 1718 Ave. F.Gal- 
veston. Tex. N. A. No. 2371. 

Keith, Geo K.. Ensign. Rox 6, Grafton. Mass. 

Kellar, John W.. Ensign, Lee, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron. Ohio, Pensacola, N. A. No. 21 18. LTA. 

Keli.ey. Fbank R.. Student Officer, 1932 Waldick Ave... 
Columbus. O. 

Kellev, Oliver M., Ensign, 822 N. Fulton Ave,, 
Baltimore, Md. 

Kellock, Albro Latimer, Student Officer. Cambridge,. 
Mass. 

Kellogg. John P., Ensign, 212 Stone St, Walertown^ 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Pensacola, N. A. 
No. 1981. HTA. 

Kelly, Daniel F., Ensign. 

Kelly, Ebhol ¥.., Student Officer. 1200 Port St.. New 
Orleans, La.; Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Kelly, Francis J., Student Officer. 11204 Edbrooke 
Ave.. Chicago. III. 

Kelly. Henry F., Student Officer. 93 Sawyer Ave., 
Dorchester, Mass. 

Kelly, Herbert Charles, Ensign, Union RIdg., Saa 
Diego, Cal. Seatlle. San Diego. Pensacola, N. A. No. 
245H. HTA. 

Kelly. Norman W., Lieut, (j.g.). 

Kelly, W. R.. War Machinist, 132 Collage Ave., 
Fall River. Mass. 

Kelly, Wm, Arthur. Student Officer, Main St., Beth- 
esda, O- Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron O.; Rockaway, 
L. L LTA. 

Kelly. William H., Student Officer. 305 Sorin Hall,. 
Notre Dame, Ind. 

Kelsey, Robert P.. Ensign, 77 Montvale Road, New- 
ton Center, Mass. 

Kelso. Albert D., Student Officer, 2 Holyoke St.^ 
Cambridge. Mass. 

Kemp. Herndon. Ensign. 905 Magaffin Ave.. EI Paso^ 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola, N. A. No. 
2363, HTA, 

Kendall, Charles H,, Ensign, 146 Court St., Rrock- 
ton. Mass. 

Kendall, Everett A., Student Officer. 

Kendig. Chas. Hope, Ensign, 2647 D wight Way^ 
Berkeley, Cal, N. A. No. 1854. 

Kenderick, Charles M,, Student Officer, 1241 Euclid 
St., Washington, D. C. 







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KENDiurK. Joseph, Sludont (Jflii 
Dorrheslcr. Mjiss. 



■<T. I'J Vinson St., 



Kln.nkdv. (Jeo. L.. War Boatswain. 
^^^KioNNEnv. II. 11., Ensign, M.'.O Grccnwoo,! .\v«.. Chicago 

T ^\t^^Vf- ^- S- '-■'""r 'i« \' "2 Virloria Si ., I lonolulu. 

Kill , I 1 i- ""'V,"'^. ^r''- ''<"»«'•■' Washington. 

Killiiifhohni-, Kng. N. A. No. 302. IIT.\. 



Ki;nm. CiriiisTopiiEn J.. Lient. (j.i'.). 
. Kl.Ni. Don w.i. W.. Lient. (p.g.), .-(o AH.-ri I.aiic. PhiL 



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pllia. Pa.. Hnr.-au of "Slp'am ■E:'iiKinV.'rin'K',"u 'is'lliat-'l,'..,. 

Kent H,„ AM, W., KnsiKn. .TKK, Knicrson Aic . Minnc- 
npohs. .\In,„.. Dunwoody I„sl.. f^oh.n.l.ia UnixTsily 

Newark,' n'j''" " ' ^""'<^"' """-'•• •'"■ <:""!"" Ave.. 

Ke,,b,,i,„„, MAiroL,M n.. SiNdent Ollirer. liry,, Mawr. 
Va. .Mass. Inst, of Tceh., Miami. Fla. MIA. 

KKa„,N Joseph F.. Student OITi.er. UK Willow St.. 
W atiThiiry, Conn. 

Ka^';'sa'lll''\V,rsh S'iTa"' ■^'"''''"' (n\m.x. llaldwin. 

Kmo,, Jo„N \1 .Student Omcer. 13.15 Massachusetts 
A VI-., .\. W., Washiriffon, D. C. 

Keiih. H. H., Knsisn. N. A. No. ITS. 

It.-rl"^'!'"' "'•I'"';','"*'^';"'"-'- Ensipn, 2617 Durant Ave., 
\ A V- ,-c, ■ m4?. '•""• "f ''■'•'''■ "^'"""n'- I'ensocoln. 

Lak,''r!;v''T-;'''l!''''' J'-. •Ir'*''"- \M'ileh.a.sc Ilolel, Salt 
Lake Uily, Mah. N. A. No. l.Sll. 

Si'^pf a",'!'-"''^''""^.": ^^>.^ ■ Sl"<l'-"l ""i'cr. 612 Crant 
St.. I-I. Alkrnson, V\ is. Great Lakes. III.; Pensacola, Fla. 
Kessin<;. Ivnsi^'ii. 

Kkstki,m.n, llAHnv J., Student Ollirer, 220.", Heed St., 
ft. "ayne, Ind. ' 

Ket. ii,M. lIowAnn S.. StudenI Odlcer. 2.1') Harvey St., 
(.erinanlown. Philadelidiia, Pa. 

M^s^r.^, '^f-^'''?".,"' '-';■"' '■"»-■'• """ley. Mass. 
.Mass. liisl. „r lech.. I'eiisacola. Felixstowe. LoukIi Fovle. 
liresl, IrcKUier. CwoSolo. N. A. No. IH2. IITA. ' 
Kev.seh, Ci.AHENrE N., Lieiit. (j.g.). 

N-.!i"ir'"' '■';'"";« „':noNEv. I'awiKn. .W) Willow St., 
i>ew Haven, (.onn . Great Lakes. MIA. 

KiLBi BN. lliNliv T., Student Ollicer. WM West 121st 

L i in\" ^"^- ^®'**- '"'"■ "' '''•'■''• ""y Shore, 



Kii.BrnN. John R., Ensign, 616 Maryland Ave.. P 
lairgti. I'a. 

70. 



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Kii.MEH, O. R, Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. N 
KiMnM.1,. DoNAl.n B., Student Ollic 
St.. Wa-ihinglon, D. C. 

KniHM.i,, (JEoncE A., Stuil.-Ml Ollirer. I'l,i2 Colfa 
.So. -Minneaiiolis. Minn.; Sealll,-. Wa-li. IITA. 

No^'liw""' ■'^" *'"^- '-"^W". "ediands. Cal. N. A 

Kill 



1619 Monroe 

.\ve.. 



Ki.MBi.oioH, William E., Slud.-nt OflicT, Kllil: 
M., BirDiitighain, ,Ma. 



er. II F. n. No. 5. 



KiMMEL, Stanley I>.. Student OH 
Box ,i66a, Los .\ngeles. Cal. 

KLM.ME1.. Waltek L., Student OdiciT. CluTokee, Kan. 

KiM iii.E>, II. A.. KnsiKu. Sherman II I, TIsl St. «• 

Broadway, ^ew \ ork City. Mass. Inst, of Tcdi., I'en- 
eacola. Ha, N. A. No. 10..1. 

KlNDAl.L, NoLON M., Lieut, (j.g.) N. A. No. ,170. 

King. Ciiaiiles Cihtis, Easign, 62-70 West Iowa Ave.. 
Memphis, lean. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. 

Kin,:, 11, m„ E . Student Ollicer, 1011 Thirteenth St., 
"iliiielle. Ill DiMiw.K.dy Inst., Minn.. Miami, Fla. IITA. 

kiN<,. i;i>w Aim MacDonald. Student Ollicer. IdS Wntch- 
iing Ave., Plainlield, N. J. .Mass. Inst, of Te<h. IITA. 

I.l'^'T'v'"v.'"".',""' S- '-''''" '•!»-■■'• ^<"« f;ardens. lx>ng 
Island. N V Bay Shore. .Miami, Moulchic, LeCroisic. 
riamplon Boa<ls. IITA. 

KiNi:, Fa,Ncis R.. Student Ofriccr, 7.) Murray St.. 
Newark, .N.J. j "*■» 

Kink, (Jeo. S.. Lieut, (j.g.). 19.t Rugby Road, Brooklyn. 
?A I. V,"*^', ''""■ of Tech., Akron. Key West. Bu. of 
. • I " •.""shinglon, D. CCape May, Hockaway. .Mon- 
lauk. N. A. .\o. 1108. LTA. J- ■ " 

KiNc, II. \V . Ensign, Covina, Cal \. A. No. 853. 

kiNoMuLELLAN E., Studeul Olliicr, 712 Wnvelnnd 
, t.hicago. 111.; Dunwoody Inst., iMiun. IITA. 



Av, 



lni«l"(?' ^^ ''""^•"' ^'- "^^ns'Sn. 2"3 Stratford Roa.l. Cleve- 
KiN.i. William C, Ensign. 415 E. San Bernardino Ave.. 

n"\"'v ";,<^-^'"m';;. .'"'*'■ "f ''■'^''., Miami. Pensacola. 
J\. \. .No. 2015. II lA. 

KiNcSHi uv, S VI., Ensign, 33 Norwood Ave., Newton 
(enter. Vlas^.. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. 
I'ensacola. N. .\. No. 11)21. IITA. 

KiiiKLANo Willi \M Alexanoer. StudenI Ollicer. I 110 
Clay Ave.. Houston. Tex. Mass. Inst. ,,r r,.,!,. || | \ 

KISKAI.OON. John M., Student Ollicer. I'iHin. O. 
^^KissEL, Win MM T., En.sign, II Wall St., N.w York 

KiTcniN, lloWAiin W., War. Gun. 

KiTTiNfiEn, L. T.. Ensign. 40:i Terry Ave., Seattle, 
W ash. 

Kjos, II., War Machinist, Kcnyon, Minn. 

Ki.ossNEii, WiNEHEO W., Ensign. N. A. No, 1578. 
V "^rj-'V' ■'"J^-"'" ••; • Lieut, (j.g.), 217 Fifth Ave., New 
>ork (.ily. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fin. N. A. 
.Nil. 538. 



Knejss, Geo. B., Ensign, 41B .So. I. 5th. .St.. Philai 

V-'-- •^'i'.'^i- ''"*"■ of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N. 
1 .) . . . 1 1 1 ,\ . 



lelphio, 
A. No. 



Onicer, Nasvhille. Ga. 



Kni,:iit. IIewev. Student 
Oiinnoody Inst., Minn. HTA, 
^K^NioiiT, n.^t.. Ensign, 28 Cambridge Place. Brooklyn. 

Knu;ht, Geoiehev. Student Ollicer, Fanwood. .N'. J. 
Knip 

Md. N. 



•P. IlmvAnn Franklin, Ensign. Howard Park, 

V. A. No. 20.">2. 



Knoeh/.i:h. Lei 
Iliininioiid. Mil. 
HTA. 

Knollenber,;. 
versify Club. Hon 



) P., Student Ollicer, 16 Elizabeth St., 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes. 

Bernhard H.. Student Ollicer. Uni- 
nhdu. T. II. 



Knohle. Clarence. Student OHiccr. 25 .Springdole 
Road, Atlanta, Ga. 



Frederick \Vm., Lieut. 
York, Hampton Roads. 



(j.g.), 103 East 86lh 
CommuiiicatioD 



ag. 

\a. 



Kobbe. 

St , N.. 
omcer. 

KoECHL, Orro R.. Student Officer, 17 Montgomery 
Place, llrooklyil, N. Y., Great Lakes, 111. IIT.\. 

Kc.oER. E. H . Ensign. 1113 .Massachusetts Ave., Wash- 
ington, I). C. N. A. No. 51'). 

KoilLER. (Jerai.d E., Student Ollic-.T. nil i:ast (ireen 
M.. <>liani|iaigii. III. 



Ko\/i:. John E., 
Balliniore. Md. 

KooN. IIenhv F. 
Perth Amboy, N. J. 

KOSAEK, FrA.NCIS, EllsigU. 

Koii.NTzE, IIarolo, Ensign. Col. Natl. Bank, 11. 



Student Ollicer. 
Jb., Student ((III 



lll<l Beech 
'■er. Amboy 



Ave.. 
.\ve.. 

liver. 



Col, 

r, '^"*,'7' *?; "■• *'""'<•"' Officer. 212 .Mariim St.. (Jak 
Park. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Fla. IITA 



Oi 
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Kratz. Re,;inali> p.. Student Officer, 5056 East E St 
iitano, Cal. Personnel Office, Washington, D. C Akron 
hio. 



Khai'se, F. Arthur. Student Ollicer, 2307 University 
St.. St. Lmiis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Kbeiis Allen J., Jr., Student Officer, Murphts Hotel, 
BichiniHHl, Va. 



!■;. \ , U,i 



N. 3rd St. 
Machinist. 2726 W. 16th St., 



Krieoer, A\ron S., Jn., Student Officer, 51 
Philaihlphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Kri-eoer. 
Chicago. 111. 

Kriecer IKiuMi, II.. Student Officer, 1930 Kenwood 
Parkway, .Minneaiiolis, Minn. 

Krieiier. Harrv 11., Student Officer, Utah Power & 
Light Co.. Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Krio. Charles .Steinwav, Ensign, 200 West 71st St.. 
New York City Mass. Inst, of Tech., U. S. N. Torpedo 
htalion. Key Wi-sl. Vliaini. Pensacola, Murine Field. 
Ix>ndon. N. .\. .No. 1283. MTV. 

Kri.mhine C. S.. Student Officer, 5037 Larchwood 
Ave., Pliiladelphia, Pa. Mass Inst, of Tech. 

Krlpnick, Ai.viN J., Student Officer. 5118 North Broad- 
way. St. Ixniis, Mo. 



KnirsE, Albert, Ensign, 2212 Gilpin Ave., Wilmington. 
Pel. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. 
i\o. 2391. 

Kl'EHNLE, Carl F., Jr. 

KuHN. Jerome II.. Student Officer. Rurlingham, Cal. 






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l.H I 1 . I-.IM, \l( H, 

h'lisii/n 
iket Iteach, Mass. 
T.. Peiisacola, Key 

Paris. Moutchic. 

Vrarh, Fr. N. A. 

. IITA. 



lagi;h(jlist, cahl s. 

Mac linist 
701 Elwood Ave., N. Min- 
neapolis, Minn. Colum- 
bia University, Cape May, 
N. J. 



i.AllMAN. PERCY E. 

Shirlenl Of/icrr 

-127 Buchanan St.. Topeka, 

Kansas. Mass. Inst, ol" 

Tech., Great Lakes. HTA. 



LAIRD, FRED LESLIE 

Ennign 
7 Clarendon Ave., Mont- 
j)elier, Vermont. .Mass. 
'nst. of Tech., Key West, 
Pensacola, N. A. No. 2314. 
HTA. 






LAIRD, JOHN A. 

Lieut, ij.ij.) 
243 Park Ave., East Orange. 
N.J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Great Lakes, Washington, 
D. C, Key West. N. A. 
No. 150.5. HTA. 




LAIRD, JOHN EVANS 

£!nsign 
Freehold. N. J. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Ray Shore. Pen- 
sacola, N. A. No. 1404. 
HTA. 



LAMBETH, CHAS. E 

Ensign 

Charlotte, N. C, Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Rockaway 

Beach, Coco Sola. LTA. 



LANCTO, J. WILLIAM. 

Ltfiil. (j.g.) 
24 Baker St., Lynn. Mass. 
Pensacola, Calshot, Eng., 
New Haven, Eng., Felix- 
stowe, Eng., Qiieeustown, 
Ire. N. A. No. 221. HTA. 




i,\m:. i;i)\\ Alio w. 

Ensign 
363 75th St., Brooklyn, 
N Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2184. 
HTA 




LANK. MINOT E. 
Ensign 
60 Delaware Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Seattle, San Dieco, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2204. 
HTA. 



LANG. WALTER B. 
Ensign 
Rulledge. Del. Co.. Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Pensacola. N.A No 
2308. HTA. 







LANGLEY. WAYNE L 

Ensign 
Durham. N. H. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Hampton Rds., 
Pensacola, Rockaway 

Beach. HTA. 



LANE. WILLIAM li.. Jr. 

Ensitjn 
1616 N. New Jersey St., 
ludianai>olis, Ind. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Miami. Pensacola N. .\. 
No. 1159. HTA 



LANt;. FRED P 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
310 Ridge St., Newark, 
N. J. M. I T., Bay Sh., 
Key Wist, Moulchic. Cler- 
mnnt. L'\her V rach N. 
A No 122. HTA. 




LANKFORD, M. 

Ensign 
918 Graydon Ave., Nor- 
folk, \a. Great Lakes, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Blue 
Hill, Boston. HTA. 



LAN PHER, HENRY C. 
Ensign 

43 Wildwood Terrace, Glen 
Ridge, N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. Norfolk. N. A. No. 
1264. HTA. 



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LAHKIN'. IIAROI.I) 1'. 

Krisign 
\Vilmin«lou. Cal. Seattlr. 
Koy West. Pcnsncola. N. 
A. No. 1941. HTA. 



LA.SIIK1I. Ill'.lllllll I 
Knsinn 
Tivoli. N. Y. 'I'uiirs, St. 
Raphael. Moiilchie. Diiii- 
kerqiie. Fr. N. A No. 761). 
HTA. 



i.MiMKH. (;ic()Iu;k t 

111 I*iiickney St.. Chester, 
S. C, Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Peiisacolu. HTA. 



LAUHl;.MIi:i\I, C. 1'. 

Sliiikiil Ofticcr 
Volliey Motel. 11(1 Hiver- 
sifle Ave., SjHikaiie, Wash. 
•Seattle. Wash.. San Dic^o, 
Cal. HTA. 



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Tilt: ri.vtNG Fish 

Dernrated for Riijuttii at Miami. Fehntitrij. 11)1!) 





I.Al N. ALlilillT C 


i.AMiini. i.i;\\ F. 


LAWLEIl, KHANK 1'. 


LAWLER, LEO T. 


Student OjOicer 
St. James. .Missouri Mas'*. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
HTA. 


Ensiijtt 
Univ. .Mich., .\nTi Arbor. 
.Mich. Mass. Inst, of Te<:h.. 
fireal Lakes. Miami, I'en- 
sacola. N. A. .No. ISTK. 
HTA 


Ensign 
990 Geary St.. San Kran- 
ci.sco, Cal. .Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech.. .Miami. HTA. 


Ensign 
Coudersport. Penn. Mas.s. 
Inst, of Tech., .Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 
l'>,-.l. HTA. 



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LAWLER, RICHARD H. 

Ensign 
345 E. 43 St.. Chicago, 111. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. (Ireat 
Lakes. Miami. Key West. 
Pen.sacola. N. A. No. 2559. 
HTA. 



LAWLER. S. W . Jr 

Student Officer 

Ft. Myers. Fla. Mass. Inst 

of Tech.. Cambridge. HTA 



la\\iu:mji:. ii. j., 

Lieut. (J.g-) 
Merion Cricket Club. Hav- 
erford. Penn. Operations, 
Washinaton. D. C. HTA. 



LA\\iU';.\(:i:, w. u.. 

Ensign 
30 Rural Ave.. Medford, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola. Hampton Roads. N 
A. No. 1576. HTA. 



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LAWSON. EDWIN M. 
Ensign 
99 CambridKB St., Win- 
chester. Mass. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Pensacola. HTA. 



LAWTON, JOHN S 

Sluf/enl Officer 

Evans Mills, N. Y. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Cambridge, 

Mass. HTA. 



LAYCOCK, CHAS. II 

Sluilent Officer 

Wilkesbarrc. Pa. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Key West. 

HTA. 



LEA. C. RUSSELL 

Student Officer 

White Plains. N. V. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Cambridge 

HTA. 



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LEAK. VIRGIL T. 

Ensign 
Coconut Grove, Fla. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Hampton 
Roads. Pensacola. Miami, 
Moulchic. Fr., St. Trojan, 
Fr. N. A. No. 383. 




LEARNED. N. J. 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
215 E. Church St.. Elmira, 
N. Y. M. I. T., RNAS., 
Cranwell. Kiig.. Roehamp- 
ton, RAF. Capel, Eng., 
Cape May, N. A. No. 673. 




LEDERER, H. A., Jr. 
Student Officer 
1921 Eutaw Place. Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Cambridge. HTA. 



LEEDS, GERALD E. 
Ensign 

68 Main St.. Waterville. 
Me. School of Aerial Phot- 
ography. Miami. Pensacola, 
Rockaway Beach. 




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771 
Colo. 
Miam 
1523. 



:ML\(;, JOHN. Jr. 

Ensign 
York St., Denver, 

Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
i, Fla. N. A. No. 

HTA. 



LEFFEN, STANFORD 

Ensign 
421 Sergeant Ave.. Jopliii, 
Mo. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Bay Shore, L. I., Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1853. HTA. 



LEGGATT, H. B. 
Ensign 
640 Broadway, Lowell, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Rds. N. A. No. 1895. 
HTA. 



LEHMAN, T. V. 

Student OJjicer 
1173 East 114 St.. Cleve- 
land. C)hio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Cambridge. HTA. 







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Ensign 

1730 La Lunia Avr.. Hcrkr- 

ley, (;al. Mass. Inst. «>f 



LKISENRI.NG. WM. J. 

Lieitt. ij-q.) 
Ill.'>(i .Minlwood Plans 
WashiiiKlnn, I). C. .Mass. 
Inst, of" Ti'di., liay Slutrts 
Key West. Cane May. N. 
A. No. 451. IITA. 



I,K.SI,Ii:. COMtAI) C. 
Ensitin 
1111 N. K.lh St.. IMiila- 
ili'l|>liia. I>a. Mass. Inst, of 
Trail.. Ki-y West. Miami. 
'ensat;<)la. Kla. N. A. No. 
I()<i2. IITA. 



LESLIK. AIINKTT W. 

Ensiijn 

2121 Fremont .\ve.. So- 

Minneapolis. Miuu. Mass- 

Inst, of Tech.. Gn^at Lakes, 

IVnsacola. Washington. D- 

c. 




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LK\i:niCII. L. P. 
Ettsitjn 
440 K. I<)th St., Hrooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
cola. INi, A. >io, 2S22. 
IITA. 



LEWLS, E. I)E^(■.I1 
Ensign 
30it Waverly .\ve., Syra- 
cuse. N. V. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key Wttst. IVnsa- 
cula, Miami. IS. A. No. 
1263. 



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Sliidenl Of'licrr 
111 I Kent Iload, Cynwyd, 
I*a. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
.Miami, Key West. HTA. 



I.I.W IS. llA\lll.ln\ A. 

Ensign 
Hastings. Mich. Pensacola, 
Fla. 



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LEWIS. PAUL SAXTON 

Sliiflrnt Officer 
55 East Mitchell St.. At- 
lanta, Ga. Mass. lust, of 
Tech. HTA. 




LEWIS. P. F. 

Ensign 
754 Hackett Ave., Mil- 
waukee, Wisconsin. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
Rockaway, Akron. N. A. 
No. 1474. LTA. 



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LEWIS. RALPH R. 

Lifiit. (J.tj.) 
33112 North 16lh St.. Phil- 
adelphia. Pa. M. I. T.. 
I*ensacola, Si. Iiifjieverl. 
Moutchic. Killirife-holme. N. 
A. No. 233. 



LEWIS, R. R.. Jr. 

Ensign 
Frederick. Md. Mass. Inst, 
fii'lech.. Key West. Miami. 
I'ensacola. N. A. No. 1948. 
IITA. 




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LIBHY, LEWIE E. 

Ensign 

637 Central Ave., East 
Orange, N. J. Mass- Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2208. 
HTA. 



LIDE, B. M., Jr. 

Student Officer 
6102 Washington Ave., St. 
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Cambridge, Miami, 
Fla. HTA. 



LILE, CHARLES T. 

Ensign 
First National Rank, Jack- 
son. Tenn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Wash.. D. C... Morehead 
City. N. A. N... I!121i. IITA. 




LINDERMAN, G. B. 

Ensign 
River Bank. Beverly, N. J, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1799. HTA. 




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student O^icer 
West t awn. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Cambridge, 
Akron, Ohio. LTA. 



LINSERT. ERNEST E. 

Student Officer 
\2\ Goden St., Belmont. 
Mass. Mass- Inst, of Tech., 
Cambridge. LTA. 




LITTLE, GEORr;K \V. 

Ensign 

Wadesboro. N. C. Mass. 

Inst, of Tecli.. Key West. 

HTA. 



LITTLE. JAMKS A. 
Ensign 
Bramwell, W. Va. Mass. 
Inst- of Tech., Pensacola, 
Miami, Moutchic, Fr., Fro- 
mentine. Fr. N. A. No. 734. 
HTA. 




LLOYD. F. C. 

Ensign 
Menominee, Mich. Cohjm- 
hia Universily. New 

York, Detroit 



LOGAN. DANIEL N. 
Ensign 
21 Bates St.. Washington, 
D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2585. 



LOHRKE. (). E.. 
Ensign 
101 Pros(>ect St.. 



East 

Orange. N. J M. I. T., 

Peiisa.. Moutchic, Rose. 

Dns. RAF., N. B. G. N. 

348. HTA, 

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LOMBARD, RALPH D. 

Ensign 
76 Magnolia Terrace, 
Spring6eld, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2659. 
LTA. 



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I.ONC. (ilOO. It. 
Ensitjn 
2H N. Head St.. Carlhape, 
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Peusucola. Nortii 
.Sydney. Nova .Scotia. N. 
A. No. 112.t. IITA. 



lom;, lkslik a. 

aindenl OflUcr 
127 \V. IliKh St., London, 
Ohio. Dunwoody Inst, 
Minn., Seattle, Great Lakes. 



LOOKICH, WALTKlt J. 

Sludenl Officer 

1604 So. Delaware Ave.. 

Mason City. Iowa. Great 

Lakes, Illinois. IITA. 



LOTSPKICII. KALI'II E. 

Ensiijn 
507 Toluca Ave.. .Mliance, 
Nebraska. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola, 
N. A. No. 222.-!. IITA. 



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LUTT. JOHN .\1. 
Ensign 
20 Mockay Place. Brook- 
lyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. .Miami, 
Prnsiii-ola. N. A. No. Uii7. 

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I.OI (JIIHlDGli, i;ij. \v. 

Ensign 
17 North Mnlherry St., 
Mansfield. Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. .\kr'>n. Pen- 
sacola, ("ape May. N. .\. 
No. 1151. LTA. 



Ltnii. J. L. 

student Officer 
Somerset, Ohio. Seattle, 
Washington. IIT.\. 



LOMTI'. JOHN \. 
Sludenl Officer 
l.Ul .So. 32nd St., W. 
Philadelphia, I*a. .Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Cambridge. 
MIA. 



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LOWMAN, A. 
Ensign 
■614 Euclid Ave., Klmira, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Hamptuii Roads, 
V. S. S. Nemda LTA. 



LOY NOLAN 1 
Ensign, 
Ltgonier Ind. Mass. Inst., 
of Tech., Cambridge, Mi- 
ami. N. A. No. 1520. HTA. 



LUCCOCK. EMORY W. 

Ensign 

1245 Real! Ave., Wooster, 

Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Miami, Kla. N. A. No. 

2051. HTA. 



LUDLU.M, TIIP:0. T. 

Ensign 
1040 Northampton St., 
Holyoke, Mass. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1722. 
HTA. 



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LUNDGREN. WM. E. 
Ensign 
901 St. Mark's Ave., 
ISrooklyn, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2429. 
HTA. 



LUSH, HAROLD I. 
Ensign 
3705 Texas St., San DicRo, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Rockaway, Pelham 
Ray. LTA. 



LUTZ. HOBART K. 

Ensign 
1218 Tenn. St., Lawrence, 
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2254. HTA. 



LYNCH. JOHN PAUL 

SInrlenI Officer 
11 Woodbine St., Roston, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Cambridge. HTA. 




LYNCH. JOSEPH B. 

Lirnl. [j.g.) 
74 Garfield St., Cambridge. 
Mass. M. I. T.. Key 
West. Miami, N. A. No. 
l.-)lti. HTA. 



LYNN. DAVID E. 

Ensign 
915 Mahoning .Ave., 
Youngstown. Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
Hampton Roads. N. A. 
No. 969. 



LYON, ROBERT F. 

Ensign. 
2110 Clarendon Rd., Brook- 
lyn, N. Y. Bay Shore. 
Key WesI, Miami, Moutchic 
llam|]|on Rds. N. A. 
No. 507. HTA. 



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Laflkiche, Pierre, Ensign, Sheridan, Wyo. Seattle, 
Wash.; San Diego. Pensacola. N. A. No 2310. HTA. 

L.MNE, Hahrv N., Ensign. 913 East Third St.. Los 
Angeles. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Hampton 
Roads. HTA. 

Laino, Fred M., 707 S. Park Ave., Saginaw, Mich. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. 



LYON, MONTAGUE, Jr. 

Student Officer 
5865 Gates Ave., St. Louis. 

Dunwoody Inst., 
Miami. Fla. HTA. 



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LYON, NORMAN M. 

Ensign 
3842 Reading Rd.. Cincin- 
nati. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Akron, Pensacola, 
Hampton Roads. LTA. 

(j.g.). 1202 Westover Ave., 




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Laird, Cecil W.. Lieut. 
Norfolk. Va. N. A. No. 973. 

Laird. J. R., Dunham. Ensign. 54 New Main St., Haver- 
siraw, N. Y. Rockaway, Pensacola, Hampton Rds. LTA_ 

Lake. .Albert C Ensign, Hamstead. N. H. N. A. No. 
716. 

L\KE, R. v.. Ensign. 2032 Park Road. N. W., Washing- 
ton, 1>. C. 

Lallv, Francls S., Student Oflicer, 53 Olney St.. Dor- 
chester. Mass. 

Lamb. Frank, Ensign, 2130 26th .St., Sacramento. Cal. 
N. A. No. 1674. 

Lamberton. Lewis M., Student Oflicer. 1327 Liberty 
St., Franklin. Pa. 

Lamberty. John J., Ensign, 331 W. Wilson Ave., Glen- 
dale, Cal. 

Lamkey, Frederick M., War. Machinist. 

L\MPEHTi, Francisco A., Student Officer, 8 Court St., 
Slaiilelon St., New York. 

Lampley, Ira T., Stu<lent Oflicer, Eufaula, Ala 
I,ANDER, A. A., F.nsign. N. A. No. 1936. 



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I.\m>f:«, Warwick H.. Studniif Olliccr, Box 713 Bcau- 
vnoiil. 'I'px. 

I.AMio.N. fJKoncE. Student Officer. 3812 N. Kedvolo Ave, 
ChicaKu. 111. 

Lamjon. II. R., Ensign. 19 East 53rd St.. New York 
City. 

I.A.MiliKCAN. Wm. E., Ensign. :><) Plaza Drive. Iterkeley. 
Cal. N. A. No. 17011. 

I.ANK. n^Nll:!. I).. Slii(I,-iil Om.cT. r.riT Itl^i.ksl.m.- Ave,. 
Chicago. III. 

•Lank. Fiianki.in K.. Jh.. Lieut. (j.g.>. I lUjti Wyoming 
Ave.. \Vasliiii;.'(oii. O. C, 

Lank. Oi.ivKa K.. Ensign. 

I.ANO. l)(UiKaT M.. Student Ollieer. 17 \V. North Ave.. 
Atlanta, (ia. 

I.ANcniiiN. JoMN..Srnilenl Olficer, 7l').">lli Ave.. New York 
Cily. Muss. Insl. of Tech.. l)un«o.Kly lust., Minn. IITA. 

I.am;k. K. L.. Lieut, (j g.). N. A. No. .'.IK, 

LANGFonn. H.. War. Machinist. 

Lanoi.kv. I.K.STKH L.. Student Officer, Madlniry I'.oad. 
Durham. N. II. Mass. Inst. ofTeeh. IITA. 

I.AssiNo. lloHKHT It.. Studcut Ollicer, St. Petersburg, 
Fla. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HT.\. 

Lati.mi-;h. IIomkm II.. .Stiulent Officer. Idlewild and Web- 
ster St.s.. Dayton. O. 

LiTi\. Cn\fi., War, Machinist. 610 E. Pike St., 
Seat lie, W .lOi. 

I,\ rrrv?<iMi:, llAi.nicnT S.. Student Officer. 2277 Lipscomb 
Si.. Kiiri Worlh. Tex.. Seallle. W ashingloii: San Diego. 
Ill \. 

l.M 1.111 IN. DoNAl.n S.. Sluileiit Oni<er. !3C Park St.. 
Portland. Me. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.. .Miami. iri'A. 

Lai hknck. E. G. (5., Lieut, fj.g.l. Ii.">6 Locust St.. Cin- 
cinnati. O. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Itiifralo. 

Lai'Uknck. Mohtimkh. Ensign. 

Lavkiikms. a., lOnsign. 

La \ik. Mich Mill I-^. Ensign. Sjiring I.ake. New Jersey, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami. Peiisac<»la. .Mon- 
tauk. ILiinpl.in Hoads. N. A. .No. Ill.">2 lll\. 

Lami.hh. H. II.. Ensign. 34j E. ■I3rd St.. Chicngci. 111. 
Mass. Insl. of Tecli.. Creat Lukes, .Miami, key \Vc.sl, 
Pensacola. HT.\. 

L\»hk.\[:k. (;i;o. K.. Jh.. Lieut. 0" g.\ I 12 East lOth St.. 
New ^'ork City. 

Lawhknck, J. H.. P^nsign. 666 Lincoln .\vc.. St. Paul. 
Minn. N. A. No. .".an. 

I.awiu:nck. J. W.. luisign. 1 1.')."> North Highland .\ve., 
Pittsburgh. Pa. (Ireal Lakes. Pensacola. 

LvwiiKNTK. .Mai.coui H., Student Officer, 27 Monlgom- 
ery PI . lirooklyn. N. Y. 

LvwiiKNcK. H. T.. Ensign. .'>2 Kipp Ave.. Rutherford, 
N. J. N. A. No. 11.71. 

Lawrknck. W m.tku II., Siridciil OlIioT. tlameron. 
Tex. Seallle. \\ ashington. IIT.X. 

Lawson. EnwiN .M.. Ensign. 90 Cambridge .St.. Winches- 
ter. .Mass. 

Lawson. Jop.i. S.. Ensign. 

I.A^TON. David. .Student Officer. Oyster Ray, Long 
Island. N. Y. 

I.KAiil. Pai I. It.. SliiilenI Ollicer, 1.507 N. Meriilian St.. 
Indiantiiiolis, lud. 

l.iMi>Ki>. IIabold G.. Ensign. .'53 Washington St.. 
Meriden. Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ruirnlo. College 
Point. N. Y. 

LE*nT Nki.vii.i.k. Lieut, (jg-). 235 E. C.crman St.. Bal- 
timore. Md. 



LrAVKNwonTii. En(;AK C. Ensign. Rox 
.Mass. 



flambridge. 



I-KK. Ci.MiKNcK J.. War. Machinist. I«3 Hunterdon .St.. 
Newark. N. J. ('olumbia l"niv.. Philadelphia. Detroit, 
Pauillac. St. Trojan. 

I.KK. IIoijACE }., Ensign, Catholic University, Wash- 
ington. D. C. 

Lei:. l.vwnE.Nrr: W.. Ensiea, Detroit Athletic Club, 
Detroit. Mich. Washington, D. C, Fond du Lac. Wise. 

N.A. No. 201. IITA. 

I.EK. l.Kwis II.. Lieut, 'j.g ). 5013 Washington Ave.. St. 
Ixiiiis. Mo. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola. Killingholmc. 
TV. A. No. 201. IITA. 

Lee. R. D.. Student Officer. 2215 Main St.. Dallas, Tex. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Ohio. LTA. 

Lee. T. R.. Ensign. «21 West 178th St.. New York City. 
IV. A. .No. 607. 



I.ekk. Wm. a.. Student Officer. 72 Seaman Ave., Ne * 
York. N. V. 

I.EEKowirz. David. Student Officer. 687 Preble Ave., 

Pillsbiirnh. Pa. 

Li;tiH\\D. Leon. .Student Ollicer, Colonial .\ve.. Hotel 
Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 

Leiian. H. a.. Ensign. Taunton, Mass. N. A. No. 277. 

Lehman, Fmankun S., Student Officer, Ciettysburg, 
Ohio. 

LEiia. IlKNav S., Ensign, Y. M. C. A.. Wilmington. Del. 
N. A. No. 2395. 

Lkiiiikk, O. E.. Ensign. 101 Prospect .Ave., East Orange. 
N. J. N. A. No. 318. 

Leiskniunu. E. R.. Lieut. (j.g.> N. A. No. 361. 

Leistneh. .\li(;t!sT. Ensign, 707 Press, Riiighamton, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 2.301. 

Lei.and. a. F.. Student Officer. Iff Archer Ave.. Mt 
Vernon, N. J. Muss. Inst, of Te<h. 

Le-Manski. John .A.. Ensign. 

Lennox. Ivdwahd II., Student Oflii-er. Psi L'psilou 
House. 4532 I8II1 Ave.. N. E.. Seattle. W.ish. 

Lei>nmu>. a. R.. Lieut. f,i.g.), 21111 St. Paul St., Ralli- 
more, Md, Mass. Inst, of 'Vecll.. llallliiton Roads. Wash- 
ington. London, Eng.. Paris, Moiitchic, Paimboeuf, Key 
West, Flu. 

Leonvhd, IKaitv E., .Student flfficer. 108 Carnegie 
.\ve.. East Orange. .N. J. 

LeomiaiU). Iv II.. I'^isigu. 

Leoniiamd. Ceohoe J.. Jn.. .Student OllicrT. 321 Rakemer 
St.. .Marshlield. Wis. 

Leonhaiiii. John T.. Student Officer. 310 Paulison 
.Ave.. Pas.saic. N. J. Miiss. Insl. of r.ch. IITA. 

I.Ki'i'i.A. W. J.. Student Olficer. 1559 Marion St.. Denver, 
Colo. 

Leslie, Cavon (I.. ICnsien. 1352 Drexel RIvd.. Chicago, 
III. 

Lksi-ie. John L.. Ensign. 306 South 17tli .St.. .MIcntown, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Seattlf*. Wasli. 

I.EsTEn. RoBEliT R.. Lieut. <j.g.\ 3100 Campbell St.. 
Kansas City. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key Wiist. Fla. 
N. A. No. U73. 

LETzKtfs. Elmer Anton, Ensign. N. A. No. 1631. 

Lewis. II. P.. Ensign. 233 1st Park .Ave.. Springfield. 
.Mass. N. A. No. 493. N. A, No. 1737. 

Lewis. IIakley R.. Leiiit. (j.g.). 

Lkhis. Isaac C. Student Officer, ItW E. .Main St., 
Meriden. ('onn. 

Lewis. James K.. Student Officer, 12 S. 13th St., Min- 
neaiiolis. .Minn. 

Leuis. John A.. Jn.. Studeul Olliicr. 1133 lllh Ave., 
Columbus. Ca. 

Lewis, Lrnwiti C, Student Olficer, 2127 Spruce St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IIT.X. 

Lewis, Roht. F.. Lieut, (j.g.). 164 Allnnlic Ave., 
Snanipscoll. Mass. N. \. No. 1474. 

I.inii\. Piiii.ii' .Allan. Ensign. 109 .Main St.. Gorham. 
.Me -Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Key West. Ray Shore. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2443. IITA. 

I.iElin. Ilvnnv. Student Officer. 411 North Noble St., 
Indianapolis. Ind. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Cambridge. 
IITA. 

LlEEEN. Stanfohd. P^nsigu. 421 Sergeant .Ave.. Jopfin, 
Mc. Muss. Inst, of Tech.. Rayshore. Pensacol;i. HT.\. 

LloHT. Geoiioe E.. Student Olficer. 231 King St., 
Stralforii. Conn. -Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 

I-KiHTNEn. Fred E.. War. Roatswain. 

LiLE. John .\.. Student Officer. 

LiNDM En. Albert J., Student Olliier. 5722 Michigan 
Ave.. Chicago. III. 

Lindemer. George F.. Student Officer. 715 E. Laurel 
St., Syracuse, N. Y. 

LiNDER. John. Jr.. Student Officer. York St.. Canton, 
Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. HT.\. 

Lindesmith. O. R., Student Officer. 

LiNGARD. E.. Ensign, 27 W. 44th St.. New York City. 
N. A. No. 540. 

Linos vY. Donald IC. Ensign. 4520 S(>ruce St . Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Lindsay. Jean C, Ensign. N. A. No. 1848. 

LiNDsEY, Willis C, Student Officer. Wushinglon. Ga. 

I.ii-CMAN. Alhert F.. Jr.. Lieut, (j.g). 1056 Webster 
Ave . Chicago, III. 

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List, Daniel C, Student OlTicer, 1844 Columbia Rd., 
Washington, D. C. 

Litchfield, Allyne C, Ensign, 200 Bay Slate Rd.* 
Roston, Mass. 

Little. Chas. K., Ensign. 

Little, Henry. Jr.. Student OfTicer, 403 Comraon- 
weallh Ave., Boston. Mass. 

Little, John C. Ensign. 

I-ittleton, C. H. .S.. Jr., Ensign. 55.5 South Grand Ave., 
Pasadena. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola, 
and Chatham, Mass. N. A. No. 1555. LTA. 

Livingston. J. L., Ensign. 

Livingston, Richabo. Ensign. 540 W. James St... 
Lancaster. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2206. HTA. 

Livingstone, S. R., Lieut, fj.g.). 40 Eliot St.. Detroit, 
Mich. Washington. D. C. LTA. 

Lloyd, Edward S., Student Ofiicer, 5620 Gates Ave., 
St. Louis. Mo. 

Lloyd. H. W., War. Mach., 106 Saratoga Ave., 
Yonkers, N. Y. 

Lloyd. J. Hubert B., Student Officer. 221 Clayton St., 
San Francisco, Cal. Univ. of Washington, Seattle. HTA. 

Lloyd, Walter P., Student Officer, 1422 Mass. Ave., 
Washington. D. C. 

Locke. John L.. Student Officer. 1705 13th South, 
Seattle. Wasli. Seallle, San Diego, Gal. HTA. 
LocKMAN, D. E., Ensign. 

LocKwooD. J. E.. Ensign. 38 W. Johnson St.. German- 
town. Pliila., Pa. N. A. No. 1230. 

LoEB. William P._. Ensign. 528 S. 14th St.. Newcastle. 
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, and Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1636. HTA. 

Logan, W. V.. Ensign. 1790 Rroadway, New York. 
Great Lakes. III.; Pensacola. Fla. HTA. 

LoHMAN. Frederick W., Student Officer. 158 East 
Market St., .\kron. Ohio. 

LoKKER. Clarence A., Student Officer. 100 E. 9th St., 
Holland, Mich. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. HTA. 

Long. Carl Herman. Student Ollicer. 444 Morris 
Ave.. Elizahelh. N. J. 

Long. Herbert J.. Student Officer. 209 E. Jefferson 
St.. Waverly, Iowa. 

Long. Matt Ransom. Student Officer, Roxboro, N. 
Car. Mass. Inst, of Tech. IITA 

Long, Paul W., Student Officer, 1435 Sivth Ave., 
Huntin.gton, W. Va. 

LooMis, Ralph L., Ensign. Bedford. Mass. French 
Aviation Schools. Dunkirk, Eastleigh. N. A. No. 578. 
HTA. 

LoBD. Walter V., Student Officer. 1033 Avon Place, 
South Pasadena. Cal. 

Lordly, L. C Ensign, 308 W. 32d St.. New York City. 

LoBBlMER, RoBT. E.. Ensign. 71 West Boston Blvd., 
Detroit. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West and Miami. 
N. A. No. I.i22. IITA. 

Lose. Ralph D.. Ensign. 1217 Oakdale Drive. Ft. Wayne, 
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1721. IITA. 

Loud. Edward C.. Ensign. 

Love. Alfred H.. Student Officer. 764 Putnam .Ave., 
Brooklyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.A. 

Love. W. C, Student Olficer, Fremont. Ohio. 



Lovelace. L. M., Ensign. 

LovEBiNG. Thosias S., Studcut Olficer, 1461 Summit 
.\ve.. St. Paul, Minn. 

LovEBiNG. W. K.. Student Officer, 66 First Ave.. Salt 
Lake City. Utah. Seat tie. HTA. 

Low. Giles J., Student Officer, 193 Sterling Place, 
Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Lowe. H. B.. Student Officer, 705 St. Clair Ave., Cleve- 
land. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Lowe, William B., Student Officer, 1526 Bolton St.» 
Baltimore. Md. 

LuDiNGTON. D. T.. Ensign, Clovelly. Ardmore, Pa. N. 
A. No. 2162. 

LuDiNGTON. H. J.. Ensign. HoUey. New York. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami. Moutchic. Camp Malp- 
pensa. Northern Bombing Squadron. Italy. N. A. No. 
1455. IITA. 

LuDLOw. Geo. H., Lieut, (j.g.), 1203 Forest Ave., 
Evanston. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Lak© 
Bolsena, Porto Corsini, Venice. Bay Shore. N. A. No. 342. 
HTA. 

LuFKiN. C. F.. Lieut. fj.g.\ Care of E. C. Lufkin. Texas 
Co.. N. Y. N. A. No. 129'. 

LtiKENs. James W., Ensign. Crum I^ynne, Pa. N. A. 
No. 2326. 

Lumpkin. R. A., Ensign, 101 Wabash, Ave.. Mattoon. 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1865. LTA. 

LuNDiN. Erick E., Student Officer, 2806 No. Francisco 
Ave.. Chicago. 111. 

LuNT. Dudley C. Ensign, 135 Brac'cctt St.. Portland, 
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron and Hampton Roads. 
U. S. S. Arizona. LTA. 

Lyle. Wesley B.. Ensign. Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mass 
Inst, of Tech., Miami and Pensacola. N. A. No. 1986. 
HTA. 

LvLEs. Berbv S.. Student Officer, 912 Palmetto BIdg,. 
Columbia, S. C. 

Lyman. Carl. Student Officer. 217 East Capitol St., 
Washington. D. C 

I.YMAN. W. Clark. Ensign. 118 N. Fourth St., Easton. 
Pa. Mass, Inst, of Tech., Miami and Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2135. HTA. 

Lynch. Cecil J.. Student Officer, Lokota, N. D. 

Lynch. Harold Vincent, Student Officer, 622 Wesley 
Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech, HTA. 

Lynch, John, Student Officer, 3325 Pecos St., Denver, 
Colo. 

Lynch, John H., Student Officer, 25 Logan St., Lawrence, 
Mass. 

Lynch. Kenneth R.. Ensign, 1236 Sherman St., Ala- 
meda. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2023. HTA. 

Lyon. I. W., Ensign. Larchmont. N. Y. No. 1155. 

Lyon. Robert G.. Ensign. 10 E. S8th St.. New York, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. Norfolk. 
N. A. No. 1860. 

Lyon. Rossmore D.. Lieut. Cj.g.). South Road. Pough, 
keepsie. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Pensacola- 
Bay Shore. N. A. No. 968. HTA. 

Lyon. Stuart G.. Student Officer, 80 Jewett Ave., 
Buffalo. N. Y. 

Lyons. John A., Student Officer, 51 Putnam St.. Somer- 
ville, Ma.ss. 






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SliiilrnI Officer 
Kast Ave.. Brighton Sta., 

H.K-llCSt.T. N. Y. Mus-s. 

Insl. of Tech., Key West. 
IIIA. 



MclinOOM, K.MIL li. 

703 iilll St., Lnniiiiie. \\ yn. 
Mass. Inst. «jf 'IVeh.. .Mi- 
ami. Pensaeola. i\. .\. No. 
20(i>) I1T.\. 



McCAIIAN, IXW ID 
Knsitjn 
214 Secoiiii St.. lliinling- 
doii. Peiiii. Mas.s. lust, of 
Tech., iMianii. IVnsaeola. 
N. A. \<i. JITf). IITA. 



.McCA.NDLKSS, UA\ II) 

Ensign 
IT to Hayaril St., Pit Is- 
hiirch, l*a. -Mass. Inst, of 
Te«-h., .Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1661. IITA. 





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Zeppelin Out on Pathol thk 1'ihst Kk« Days of the Wah 




iMcCKLVEV. GEO. EDW. 

Ensign 
Temple, Tex. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2247. 
IITA. 



McCI-EI.LA.M). (.. II. 
Ensign 
1470 .\rlhur .\ve.. Lake- 
wood, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola. Miami. 
IITA. 



McCI.EI.l.AM), R. L. 
Student Officer 
Wejitern Springs. III. Dun- 
wo<Kly. Miami. IITA. 




.Mc(.:()UMI(:k. a. ii. 

Ensign 
6:il Hnsli St., Chicaco, 
111. .Mass. Inst, of Tet^li.. 
Pensacola. Queenslown. 

\Vexf.)rd. Ire. N. A. No. 
81.-.. IITA. 



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MlGKKGUH.STI..\RTM. 

Eiisiijri 
Coleman, Tex. Mass. Inst. 



of Tech., 

rohi. N. 
HT.\. 



Miami, 
A. No 



I'ensa- 
2500. 



MrGUIRK. JOS. F 

fCnsit/n 
.iI2 Iinveri<lpc St. 
bondale. 111. Mass 
of Tech., Akron. 
away. LTA. 



McI.NTOSII. \VM. C. 
Ensign 
Car- 115 South Davis St.. Santa 
Inst. Mosa. Cal. Mass. Iiisi. of 
Hock- Te(Oi.. Key West, Miami, 
l*ensacoia. IS. A. No. 1357. 
IITA. 



M.I.M ViU:. EIAKHV M. 

Knsifin 
171 Howdoln St.. Sprinit:" 
field. Mass. Akr<ni. Cas" 
llf'tnwii. Ire.. J*|ymoiith»^ 
Kut!. LI" A. 



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MlKAIG. AL\1N w. 
Lieut. O'.ff) 
411 9th St.. Ocean City, 
N. J. Mass. Insr. of Tech., 
Aliami, Pensacola, Ana- 
costia, \N«shington, D. C. 
N. A. No. 1999. HTA. 



MehAV. LAULK D. 
Ensign 
.310*> Park Ave., Minneap- 
olis. Minn. DiiiiwiKMly, 
San Diejro. IVnsaeola. N. 
A. No. 2268. IITA. 



McKENNA. VIRGIL V. 

Ensign 
Weslbury, L. I. Mass. Inst* 
of Tech.. Ray Shore. Pen- 
sacola. Philadelphia. N. .K. 
No. 1126. HTA. 



MrKL;NZII:;, K. C. 
Stinlent Officer 
1411 Walchiinf; .\ve.. Plain- 
field. N. J. Mass. Inst. oC 
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA, 



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MrK EN/IE. W. C. 

Ensign 
Bannockburn, S. C. Mass. 
lust, ol' Tech., Key West, 
Miami. Pefisaci'ila, Ilarap- 
Inii Hiiad.f. N. A. No. 
I2(,:!. IITA. 



McKIM, HORTON A. 

Ensign 

Box 512, Tonopah, Nev. 
Mass. lust, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1556. HTA. 



McKINNEY, W. P. 
Ensign 
4 Temple Court Apt., Knox- 
ville, Tenn., M.I.T., Mi- 
a'ui Moatchic, Campai'ijr^, 
N. B C. Malpensa. N. A. 
No 1154. HTA 



McKlNNON, RALPH T. 

Ensign 
516 W. 12th St., Sioux 
Falls. S. D. Seattle, San 
Diego, Peusacola. N. A. 
No. 2267. IITA. 





McKNIGHT, H. W. 

Ensign 
218 S. Third St., Fulton, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2455. HTA. 



McKONE, CARL S. 

Studeni Officer 

15 Center Place, Dubuque, 

Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Miami. HTA. 



McKOWN, RICHARD E 

Ensign 
Boothbay Harbor, Maine. 
Mass. lust, of Tech., Mi- 
ami, Peusacola. HTA. 



McLaughlin, guy 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
Lynchburg, Virginia, Pen- 
sacola, San Diego. N- A. 
No. 90. HTA. 










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M< LELLAN, C. A. 

Ensign 
42 Massasoit St., Matta- 
pan, Boston, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Ilanioton 
Roads, Pensacola, Hay 
Shore. N. A. 492. IITA. 



McMAHON. A. W. 
Ensign 
112' 2 Whitney Avenue, 
Hampden, Conn. Mass. 
I nst. of Tech. , M iam i. 
Pensacola, Key West. N. 
A. No. 2289._11TA. 



McMASTER. JOHN D. 

Ensign 
39 Bentley Ave., Jersey 
City, N. J. Miami, New 
York. HTA. 



McMURRAIN. S. B. 

Ensign 

Cusseta, Ga. Cazaux, Fr. 

Moutchic, Fr., Pensacola. 

N. A. No. 2603. HTA. 




McMURRAY, JOHN W. 

Ensign 
645 Clackamas St., Port- 
land. Ore. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. San Diego, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1 132. 
HTA. 



McNALLY. LEO A. 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
2666 N. Main St., Fall Riv- 
er, Mass. Akron, Rocka- 
way. Queenstown. Castle- 
townbere, Ire., Pauillac, Fr. 
HTA. 



McNAMARA. GHAS. G 

Student Officer 
10 Lake St., Hammonds 
port. N. Y. Mass 
of Tech.. Boston, 
HTA. 



nst. 
Miarai- 



McPHERSON. L. H. 
Ensign 
Martell, Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West, Miami. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2036. 
HTA. 




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l.il.') KasI liTlh St.. Hrook- 
lyn. N. V. Muss. Inst, of 
'iV-ch.. Hay Sliorr. Ilalnptoil 
Hoads. Pcnsacola. i\. A 
No. 1699. }ITA. 



.MACCAI..MAN. I) ,1 
Knsitlti 
Lakemciiit. N. Y. M. 1. T.. 
Key W'i'st. -Miami. IN*iLsa- 
cola. C.iK-o Solo. Washing- 
Ion. .\kron. N. A. No. 1747. 
LTA., IITA. 



M VCCIIA.NDLER. ITIZ 

Ens'ujji 
.■).'» Jersey St.. .San Kran- 
eisco. Cal. Seallle. Wash., 
Key We.st. Miami. I'en.sn- 
colu. N. A. .No. 2l:i9. 
HTA. 



MACnONAI.n. A. c. 
l.irul. (J.g.) 
41 I,il)Crly St.. Harre, 
Vernintil, M. I. T.. Pensa.. 
Ft. Wcirlb. Killint'liolme. 
I>nn(lee. iS. .\. .No. -75. 
IITA. 




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MACDoNAI.I). t.l-.ti. H. 

Ensirin 
17 Copen St., Dorchester. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Hay Shore, Pensacola, 
llaiupton Roads. N. A. No. 
1791. HTA. 



MA(,I)(INAI.D. C. (.. 
Ensign 
66.'>A .iflth .St.. Oakland 
Cal. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
.\kron. Hampton Roads, 
I'ensacolu. N. A. .No. 2178. 
LTA. 

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.MACK. JULIAN J. 

Ensiun 
I'lll W. Thompkins St., 
(ialeshiirj:. III.. l)nnwoody, 
Miami. Key WCsl. Pensa- 
colu. N. A. .No. 2361. HTA. 



MAfKENZIK. II. L. 
Slnilrnl OjDiri-r 
Hopkinton, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



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MACKIE, JULIAN J. 
Ensign 
2537 Hearst Ave., Berke- 
ley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Peusacola. N. A. No. 
1374. PITA. 



MACMEEKIN, D. W. 

Sttn/cnl Of/icrr 
302 So. 28th Sl. Lincoln, 
Neb. Diinwoody, Miami, 
Key West. 




M ACNKII. CIIAS. 
Enstgn 
RED. No. 162. Mi'iilo Park, 
Cal. Seatlle. San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2327. 
HTA. 



MACV. K. nWIGIII 
Ensign 
Lynnville, Jasper Co.. Iowa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key 
West. N. A. No. 1693. 
HTA. 




MADIGANIJOHN W. 

Ensign 

15 Clark's Hill Ave., Stam- 
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., liay Shore. Pen- 
sacola, London. Eii^'. N. A. 
No. 1259. HTA. 



MAGEE, WM. A., Jr. 

Ensign 
5 Montgomery St., San 
Francisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., San Pedro, San 
Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1399. HTA. 



MAGENNIS. FRANK T. 

Ensign 
79 Atlas St., Akron. Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
Pensacola, Coco Solo. LTA. 



MAGUIRE, J. RUSSELL 

Student Ojjlcer 
188 Hobart St., Meriden . 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. 1 1 T A. 





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MAGUIRE, LEU J 

Student Officer 
3105 S. Figueroa St 
Angeles. Cal 



Los 
Ali- 



A1. I. T 
ami. Cape May. Pclbam 
New Loudon. MTA. 



MAIIONEY. JUILN J., Jr. 

Ensiqn 

2654 Washington St., Rox- 
bury, Mass. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Miami, Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2634. 
HTA. 



MAIN A, W M. 

Stuf/ent Officer 
67 11 Parnell Ave., Chica- 
go, III. Dunwoody, Minn., 
Great Lakes, Seattle. HTA. 



MALCOMSON. GEO. W. 

Ensign 
116 La Salle, Boulevard, 
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2031. 
HTA. 



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MALLORY. N. W. 
Ensign 
718 Cherry St., Santa 
Rosa. Cal. Seatlle. San 
Diego, Cal., Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2084. HTA. 



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MANCHESTER. H.L. 
Ensign 
133 North Main St., Aule- 
boro, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2137. HTA. 



MANN. WILLIAM 

Ensign 
455 Fort Washington Ave.. 
New York City. School of 
Aerial Photography, Mi- 
ami. Navy Yard, Phila.. 
- Ai^oacostia. .^ _ 



MANN. YULEE W. 

Lieul. ij.g) 
Pensacola. Fla. Mass. Inst, 
ol Tech., Washington, D. C. 




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MAHIil lO . I.Ku.NAnn 

Ensign 
I2(IK I'llh Si . Wiishint'li'li. 
lie, M 1 .1'. Il.iinp lids. 

Kr-y \\»-sl. Mi.iiiii. Priis;i,, 

MfMirt'lii-ad (-il>. AniH-ostijt. 
IV. \. No. 1232. IITA. 



MAHI.S. AHTIIIH S. .MAKkl.l., (.1,1). II.. Jr MAUk.S. HOIllilt I' \V. 
Eiisiyn Ensign Stiukni i>j)icer 
')') \V. Lurros.'ic .\vr., Lans- lla/lcton. Pa. Mass. Inst. Medina Hoad, .\kron, Ohio. 
rlownc. I'enn. .Si-allle. of Tccll. (Instrnclor), U. of .Muss. lust, of Tech., Cam- 
San I>ic(;o. Pensacola. N..\. Wash., Seatrle (Instructor). bridge. LT.\. 
.No. 2.118. HTA. 






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f'isititig Blimp from Key IVesI 





MARKTHALKR. A. F. 

Ensitjtt 
222 Hahvsay .'Vvc. Kliza. 
belh, N. J. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech., Key Wesl. Miami, 
Pensucola. I^. A. No. 19T3. 
HTA. 

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MAHI.l:'^ . J()ll.\ s. 

.Machiitist 
:!.■! East .'>:)rd St.. ('.<ainlry 
Club Dist., Kansas City, 
Missouri. (Columbia Univ., 
Great Lukes. 



.mahu.m;v. lit (ill w. 

Ensign 
.i02 West Si.. Slillwaler. 
Okla. Duuwoody, .Miami, 
Key West. IVusaeola ,N. 
A. .No. 2323. HTA. 



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MAHHl.NKI.LI. \ IC. TOH K. 
Ensign 
216 .Maryland .\%e.. N. E., 
WashinKton. D. (^. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. .Miami, I*en- 
sacolu. Key West. .N. A. 
No. 1223. HTA. 



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MARSCHAT. R. A. 

Ensign 
Asliley Falls, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pelhara Bay, 
Chatham. IViisacola. N. A. 
Nil. 11127. LTA. 



MARSH, LUCIEN A. 
Student Ojjlicer 
■too Post St., San Francis- 
co. Cal. Univ. of Wash., 
Seattle, Wash. 





MARSHALL, HARRY L. 

Stiittenl Officer 
5921 Kenmore Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. IITA. 





MARSHALL, IRVING D. 

Ensign 
71 Summer St., Kverett, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
S. P. Petrel, Miami, Pcn- 
sacola. N. .\. No. 2J17. 
HTA. 



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MARSHALL, L. P 
Lieut, {j.g.) 
71 Summer St., Everett, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 91.5. 



MARSHALL, R. B. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
1519 Shady Ave., Pitts- 
burgh. Pa. M. I. T.. Mon- 

tauk. Rockaway. C. May. 
Hamp Rds.. .\kron. Key 

West. IN. A. No. 2605. LTA. 



MARTIN, CHAS. H. 
Student Officer 
920 E. Oak St., New Al- 
bany, Ind. Dunwoody, 
Miami, Key West. HTA. 



MARTIN, EDWARD 
Lieut, (j'.g.) 
17 Adriance Ave., Pough- 
keepsie, N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola, Mon- 
tauk, Hampton Roads. 
N, A. No. 6()J. HTA. 




MARTIN. HORACE C. 

Ensign 
1572 Mass. Ave., Cam- 
hrlrige, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 11(4. 
HTA. 



MARTIN. LEROY V., Jr. 

Ensign 
1010 Tenth St., Miami, 
Fla. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Key West. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2562. 
HTA. 



MARTIN. R. M. 

Student Officer 
212 Alamosa Ave., San 
Antonio, Tex. Seattle, 
Wash. HTA. 



-MARTIN, ROBERT R. 

.Student Officer 
31 Prospect -Ave., Larch- 
mont, N. Y. Seattle, 
Wash. HTA. 




MARTIN, M. SCOVELL 

Ensign 
32 Lincoln St., Glen Ridfie, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Ray Shore. Pensacola, 
Squadron 6. HTA. 



MARTIN, W. II. 

Ensign 
Laurens, S. C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Miami. Key West, 
Pensacola. HTA. 



MASON. GEORGE S. 

Student Officer 

119 Temple St.. Fredonia, 

N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Miami. HTA. 



MATHERS. JOHN L. 

Student Officer 
122 West Hemlock St., 
Hazletou, Pa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami. HTA, 



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MATTKRN. LKWIS II. 

Siiiiirnt Oflirfr 
116 S. Williums St.. Diiv- 
tf.ri, Ohio. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tecli.. Key West. 11T.\. 



M.VTTIlKVVS.HOBKiri' K. 

Slmleiil OffiriT 
12K) Union St.. Itrooklyn. 
N. \. Dnnwooiiy, (treat 
Lakes, \\ usJiinKton. I>. C 
IIT.\. 



M.\TTIIIESSEN. H. I'. 

Ensign 
4.)l.> rirexel Hlvd.. Chi- 
caj;o. 111. Holsna. 1 1.. New 
Ix>ndi»n, Paris, Htiiiie, It. 

N. A. No. 737. 



MATTOX. W. I.ICCKIli 
Ensign 
.Newiian. Ga. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2255. 
IITA. 



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Sole Peculiar Inter-plane Strut Coiislnirtion 




MALCK, FRANK W. 
Ensign 
P. O. Box 156. Princeton. 
Ind. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Peosacola. N. A. 
1189. UTA. 



.MA.\A.M.sYL\ i;.sti:h H. 

Ensign 
1760 Euclid St., WashinK- 
ton. D. C. Masw. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensactdu. 
N. A. No. 1353. IITA. 



.MAXION. EMILE.Jr. 

Student Officer 
■462 Fulton St., Jamaica. 
N. Y. .Miami, Brest. Fr. 
LTA. 



MAXWELL, F. R.. Jr. 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
31 Court St., Dedham. 
.Mas.s. Mass. Inst, of Tech, 
Pensacola. N. \. No. 2013. 
LTA. 



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MAXWELL, HthLi K. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 

2703 6th St., Tmcaloosa, 

Ala. Pensacola. N. A. No. 

2125. 



MAXWELL, L. H., Jr. 

Student OjD'tcer 
2703 6th St., Tuscaloosa. 
Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
HTA. 



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MAXWELL. K. C. 

Student OJ)icer 
123 Park Drive, Raleigh, 
N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. HTA. 



MAXWELL, WALLACE 

Student Officer 
120 Newton St., Seattle, 
Wash. Univ, Wash., Seat- 
tle. HTA. 




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MAYTIIAM, 1 HOMAS E. 

Ensign 
<>85 Richmond Ave., Buf- 
falo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron. Key West, 
Rockaway. N. A. No. 1544. 

LTA. 



MEAD, ROGER R. 

Ensign 
4151 Montview Blvd., Hen- 
ver, Colo. Seattle, San 
Diego. HTA. 



MEADOR, LEWIS E. 

Student Ofjicer 

Drury College, Springfield, 

Mo. Great Lakes. HTA. 



MEGARGEE, B. J. 
Student Officer 
708 Madison Ave., Scran- 
Ion, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 




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MELCHER. BURTON W. 

Ensign 
216 West Oiimiiii St.. Madi- 
son, Wis. Dunwoody h'sl.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2367. HTA. 



MELLEN. G. R, Jr. 

Sludent Oflicer 
Kingston Pike, Knoxville. 
Teun. Univ. Washington, 
Sejittle. HTA. 



MELLON. RICHARD K. 

Student OJjicer 
6500 Fifth Ave.. Pitts- 
burgh. Pa. (Ireat Lakes. 
HTA. 



MENZIES, JOHN C. 
Lieut, ij.g.) 
194 Orange Street, New 
Haven. Conn. Columbia 
Univ., Pauillac, Easlleigh. 
Dunkerque, Zeebrugge, N. 

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MERRILL. RUSSEL H. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
1310 Pleasant St.. Des 
Moines, Iowa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West, Caoe 
May. N. A. No. 469. HTA. 



MERRIMAN. E. A. 

Ensign 
6936 Stewart Ave.. Chi- 
cago. III. Dunwoody, Mi- 
ami, Key West. Pensacola. 
N. A. Wo. 2529. HTA. 



MERRITT, HAROLD J. 

Ensign 
81 Union St., Canton, Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1029. HTA. 



MERRITT. M. P. 
Ensign 
Middleton, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. 
Pensacola, Coco Solo. N.A. 
No. 1277. HTA. 



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MKIUU 11. HOSWELL A. 

Ensign 
103 Orange St., Macon. Ga. 
Mjiss. Inst, of 'I'ech.. Key 
V\ est, Miami, IVrisacoIa. 
N. A. No. 2012. HTA. 



MIJtSHoN, ]:i>\V. J. 
En sign 
27 Spring St.. Hn>"kport. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Ti'fh., 
K»*y West. Miami. IVnsa- 
rola. N. A. Nt). IIHI. HTA. 



MKKTZ. M. IIAWI.KY 

Ensign 
21') Wosi II. St., Onlnrii.. 
Cal. Seat I If, San DicKi). 
Ppiisacola. N. A. No. 2:i>>6. 
IITA. 



MKSKRVFY. 


K. C. 


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Ensign 




361 i Pcnnsyl 
Kansas City. 
Insl. of Tech., 


vanta 

Mo. 

. Key 


Ave., 
Mass, 
West. 



N. A. No. 2020. IITA. 







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()h.skh\ .\T!o\ Halloox, Pen'Sacola 




M ESSMOR K. C A H M A N 

Sludenl (Jfficfr 
556 Fifth Ave., New York 
Cily (jreat Lukes. IIT.\. 



MKTLKN, l)V\ ll> W. 
Ensign 
520 N. Davis St.. Helena. 
Monlann. St-attle. San 
Diego. I'eiisacola. N. A. 
2322. 



MEYER. HUSTED M«C. 

Stuflent Ojjicer 
167 Hazel Ave., (ileii<<M*. 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
(ireal Lakes. 



, Jr. 



.MEYI.K.\N M. H. 
Ensign 
(■rand Canyon, Ariz. 
Inst, of Te<!h.. Key 
Cape May. Rockaway. Pen 
sacola. N. \. No. ^1*4 
HTA. 



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West. 



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MIDWOOD. G. A., Jr. 
EnsUjn 
W. Harrington, H. I. Mass. 
Insl. nf Tech.. Hay Shore. 
Haniplirn Roads, Pensa- 
cola. Miami. N. A. No. 
127.";. HTA. 




MILLER. E. HOWARD, 

Ensign 
2719 Church Ave., Hrook- 
lyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola, .Miami, 
Hampton Roads. N. A. 
No. 1425. HTA. 



MILHAM. ALLAN H. 

Student Ofjicer 
834 W. Lovell St.. Kalama- 
zoo, Mich. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Great Lakes, Hay 
Shore, Brunswick, Ga., Key 
West. HTA. 



MILLER, EARL H. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
1I«0 23rd St., San Diego. 
Cal. M. I. T.. Akron, 
Pensa., Hampton Roads. 
Rockaway, Key West. N. 
A. No. 2678. LTA. 



MILLER, GEO. F. 
Ensign 
Eaton Rapids, Mich. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. 
Miami. N. A. No. 1517. 
HTA. 




MILLER, GEORGE C. 
Ensign 
P. O. Box 849, Richmond 
Va. M.I.T., Pens.,Paiiillao, 
Moutchic, Bay Sh.. Hamp. 
Rds.. Morehead City N A. 
No. 893. LTA. 




MILLER. J. B. 

Ensign 
26 St. Pauls Road. Ard- 
more. Penn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tedl., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2655. HTA. 






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MILLER, J. JEFFKRSON 

Ensign 
Esplanade Apts., Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2073. 







MILLER. ODVER H. 

Student Officer 
1739 P St., N. W., Wash- 
ington, D. C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Great Lakes, 
Pensacola. Miami, HTA. 



MILLER, R. L. 

Student Officer 
21 East Market St., Ind- 
ianapolis, Ind. Dunwoody, 
Miami. HTA. 



MILLER. THOMAS R. 

Student Officer 
'4008 Forest Hill A e.. 
Richmond, Va. Dunwoody, 
HTA. 



MILLEB, VAN BOY 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
3001 East 6th St., Kansas 
City, Mo. Pensacola. 

HTA. 









MILLER. WM. THOMAS 

Ensign 
Lyons. Mich. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Hamp. Rds., Morehead 
City. N A. No. 1231. 
HTA. 



MILLS, M. E. 

Ensign 
Virginia, III. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Great Lakes, 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2526. HTA. 



MILNE, JAMES. Jr. 
Student Officer 
Stony Creek, Conn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



MINER. RALPH W. 

Ensign 
East Greenwich. Rhode 
Island. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2568. 
HTA. 




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MINER, SPKHHV W . 

Ensign 
2 If) Park St., New Haven, 
Cfuni. \Iiiss. Inst. ofTcc-h.. 
liav Shore, Pensacnla. N. 
A. "Nu. 16MH. IITA. 



MITCMKL. KLMKH L. 

LieiU. (j.g.) 

166 Devonshire St., Boston, 

Mass. Muss. Inst, of Tccfi. 

PeiLsacola. 



MITCHKLL. HAROLI> L. 

Ensign 
HFD. No. I, So. Portlun.l. 
Me. Columhia University, 
llumpton Bonds, Detroit. 
Anucoslia, D. G. 



MITCHELL, ill i;i( A. 

Ensign 
6 College St., Brunswick, 
Me. Mass, Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Hockawuy, Pensa- 
cola. LTA. 




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MITCHELL. \\M. H. 
Ensign 
229 Lake Shore Drive, 
r.hicapo. 111. Muss. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Key West, 
Great Lakes. N. A. No. 
1475. HTA. 



MIX. DONALD (L 
Ensign 
1 Kensington H ts.. \\'<>r- 
cester. Muss. Muss. Inst, 
of Tech.. Miami. Pensa- 
cola. N.A. No.2193. HTA. 



MODISETTE, R. M. 
Lieut. (J.g.) 
Salem, Ohio. Great Lakes. 
Anacostia. Hampton Kds., 
Pensacola, Great Lakes. 
HTA. 



MULLKH, JOHN P. 
Ensign 
4">0o Woodland Park Ave. 
Seattle. Wash. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Seattle. Miami, 
Pensacofrt. N. A. No. 2077. 
HTA. 



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MONAGHAN. JOHN A. 

Ensign 
44 Ayers St., Waterhury 
Coim. M. I- T., Hay Sluire, 
Key West, Miami, Petisa- 

cola, liamplon Rds. N. A. 
No. 1938. HTA. 



MONTEITH, M. 

Ensign 
Helton, Tex. Great Lakes, 
Peusacola. 




MONTGOMERY, 

Ensign 
801 West End Ave.. New 
Y'ork City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensa- 
cola. Cape May. N. A. 

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MONTGOMERY. 

LiruL (j-g.) 
41 Midhind Ave.. Arling- 
ton. N. J. M. I. T.. Akron. 
Cape May. Rm-kaway, 
Hampton Rds.. Coco Solo, 
Key Wesl. LTA. 




MONTGOMERY, J. K. 

Ensign 
Marion, S. C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola. Miami, 
Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 
665. HTA. 




MOODY, JUDD W. 
Ensign 
Lowelt, Ark. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola, Mi- 
ami, Autingues, Moutchic. 
Killiugholme. N. A. No. 
940. HTA. 



MOONEY, W. M. 
Ensign 
141 Water St., Paterson. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. 
A., No. 2214. HTA. 



MOORE. A. K. P. 

Ensign 
212 Walnut St., Montclair, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
Inspector of Eng. Material 
Brooklyn Aeronautic Dis 
trict. 







MOORE, F. W. 

Student Officer 
502 W. 13lh St., Austin. 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. HTA. 



MOORE, HARRY C. 

Ensign 
1707 Atlantic Ave., Atlan- 
tic City. N. J. Key West.. 
M. I. T., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2081. HTA. 



MOORE, J. BALLARD 

Lieut, (j.c.) 
Wasli. Loan & Trust BIdg., 
W ashington. D. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Operations 

Aviation, Washington, D. 

C. N. A. 



MOORE, WM. B., Jr. 

Gunner 

3028 Hilligas Ave., Berke- 
ley, Cal. U. S. S. Winchester, 
S. P. ir.9. Miami. Pensa- 
cola. Taliaferro Field, 
Camp Saufley. HTA. 




MOORE. WM. P. 

Ensign 
5 Fairview Circle, Birming- 
ham, Ala. Seattle. San 
Diego. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2343. HTA. 



MORFORD, JAMES R. 

Ensign 
528 East 10th St.. WUming- 
ton. Delaware, M. I. T., 
Pensacola. Miami. Mout- 
chic. L'Aber Vraeh. Hamp. 
Rds. N. A. No. 730. HTA. 



MORGAN, BOWMAN S. 

Machinist 
Wilton. N. H. Columbia 
Univ., Squantum. Norfolk. 
Detroit. 



MORGAN, J. 

Machinist 
5122 Camac St.. Phila.. 
Pa. Pauillac, Fr., Trom- 
pulete, Fr.. (Jueenstown, 
Ire. HTA. 



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MIIHCAN. JOSEI'II A. 
EnsUjn 
■15 Main St.. Loiiuruiiiiiy. 
Md. Mass. Inst, of Ti't-h., 
Miami. IViisacdla. N. .\. 
No. 2220. .ITA. 



MORGAN. MILLAHI) 
Stmhid Offici-r 
Hailny. N.C. Mass. liisl ,,r 
Tech. HTA. 



.MOIUULL. ICnr.AR VV. 
Ertsifin 
12(IH Drew Ave.. So. .Miii- 
neajtolis, Miiiu. Dnii- 

wooiiy, Miami. I'ensacola. 
N. A. No. 22:!H. I ITA. 



MOHHIS. CHAS. 
Knsign 
MiLss. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. Coco Solo. C. Z. 



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It.'i Comm. Piih. Inf. 



Beach .Scene, Key West 





MOHHIS. EDWAHD K. 
Sliiilrril Officer 
South Lee. .Mass. .Mas.s. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



.MOHHI.SS, P. G. H. 

Lieut, ly.f/.) 

74.5.1 Greenview .\ve., Chi- 

cuKO. III. Cireat Lakes. 



MOHHOW, rllOMAS I. 

Knsi'lti 
Ltro<.tkhaven. L. I.. \. ^'. 
Mass. Inst, of Te<'h.. .\k- 
rou, Pensacola. PaimlHwiif, 
Fr. N. A. No. 695. LTA. 



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MOKSK. AH nil H L. 
Ensign 
\-\ Ilersom St.. Watertown. 
Ma.ss. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2319. IITA. 

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MOn.SK. IllC.MAHl) A. 

Slndeni OJJicer 

34 Russell Strvol., Millon. 

Mass. Mass. Inst, of 'J'ecli. 

HTA. 




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MOSKLEY. GEORGE G. 

Lieut. U-0-) 
!(>(» Prospect Ave., Pligh- 
hiiKl P.irk, III. K. I.al.-iy- 
ello Esratirille. Mdiilchic, 
Dunkirk. 24.'1 Fr. Sparl. Sq. 
N. A. INo. S66. 



MOSLEY, A. J. 

Student Officer 
2617 Race Si.. Denver, 
V.tAii., Seattle, San Die^'o. 
HTA. 



MUDGE, \VM. Y. 

Lieut, ij.q.) 
7 Wedgemer Ave.. Win- 
chester. Mass. R. F. C.. 
Borden, Can., Ray Sh., 
IVnsa.. Milan. Calais. Kil- 
liii;,'liolni.- N. A. N<.. 157. 




MLILLER. CHARLES G. 

Ensif/n 
6« W. 56th St.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, ol" Tech.. 
Key West. Miami. IV-nsa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2189. MIA. 




MUNHALL. ALFRED N. 

Ensign 
2424 Farmers Rank BIdp., 
Ritlsburt'h. I*a. Mass. Inst., 
of Tech.. Bay Shore. Peu- 
sacla. N. A. No. 1593. 
ilTA. 



MURPHY. C. B. 

Student Officer 
Hillshnro Hotel. Tampa, 
Fla. Dnnwoody Institute, 
Minneapolis. 



MURPHY, DUDLEY B. 

Ensign 
Fallen Road, Lexington, 
Mass. Squantum, Hamp- 
ton Roads, Killingholmo. 
En^i., I'^ast Fortune, Scot- 
laud. N. A. No. 201. HTA. 




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MUHPHY. J(JI1N LEWIS 

Ensign 
41 Woodward St.. South 
Hoslon. Muss. M. I. T., 
Ilaiuplou Hils.. Pensacola, 
Ficci Air Dcliich. N. A. 
I\o. I'li'l. HTA. 






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MtlRRAY, ARTIMIH U. 

Sluilrul Officrr 
1110 Nott St., Schenec- 
tady, New York. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
HTA. 



MURPHY JOHN D. 

Ensign 
Norwich, ('onn. M. I. T., 
Newport. Key West, Miami. 
IN'tisa.. Moillchic, Fr,. lli; 
Tiidy. Fr.. liav Sh . Hoik- 
away. N. A. No. 1 ll'l'. HTA 



MURPHY, THOMAS H. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
9 ('onatit St., Province- 
town, Mass. Pensacola, 
Killinf.-hohuc. R. A. K. 
Fortune. llatn|>ton Rds., 
WashiuKlon. N. A. No. 51. 




MURRAY, IJAHOLU J. 

Ensign 
37 May Ave., Brockton, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
N. A. No. 2037. HTA. 



MIHHIil.L, JKSSli L. 

.^Itideitl OOicer 

Champaign, III. Mass. 



Inst, of 
HTA, 



Tech. 



Miami. 



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MURPHY. WM. A. 
Ensign 
372 Dudley St., Roxhury, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola, Cape May. N, A. No. 
965. HIA. 



MUHrolJiJIl, JAMES F. 

Ensign 
Chatsworth, 111. l)uu- 

woody, Miami, Key West. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2409, 




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MYKKS. GEORfiE M, 

Sludrnl Officer 

239 Hluine Ave. Detroit. 

Mich. Muss. Inst.ofTfch.. 

Miami. HTA. 



MYEIIS, STANLEY II 

Ensign 
202 N. 2.';th St.. Corvnilis. 
f>re. Univ. Wash.. Sitn 
HiefTO. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1<>'»2. 



MYEns. \V. DEAGDEN 

Ens inn 
.^09 E. Lockwood Ave., 
^^|•hste^ Groves. Mo. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., .\k- 
ron. Hampton Houds. L'lW. 



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McAnoo. RoBT. H., En.sign, I.il2 I61I1 Si.. W asliiriKlon, 
D.C. N. A. No. 1955. 

McAlMii). Wai.tkii C, Slmlent Olliier. 'nii' Ki-iicsaw 
Apt.. l(>lli aiHJ Irvine Sis., \\ ushinploii. I). C. DiinwtMdy 
Inst.. Minn. MIA. 

.McAnoo, W.M. G.. Jr., Ensign, 121.! Uilh Si., Washins- 
lon. D.lC Nt>. 2.16. 

.McAlkxanokb. O. G., Licul. (j.K.). 10()2 Lainnr Avo • 
Memphis. Tenn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pcnsacoln. Ehi 
^. A. No. M2. 

McAi.i isr Fii. Ai incur T.. SindenI onicer, Seminole Ave., 
Chcslnul Mill i'hilii.iilphia. 

McAnih. I'll ink I,. J., Ensign. KnighLs of Columlnis 
Rldg, Fl. Sill. Okla. 

MrAiKK. J. J.. Eient. (JB). 3361 Ml. Pleasant St.. 
Hashinglon. I). C. Washington, Rockaway, Chatham. 
.Miami. Pensacola. Bay Shore. 

.McBniDi:. I). F.. Slnlent OITicer. 2 Oswego St., Utica, 
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pelham Hay. HT.\. 

McCahill. Eioi-m: P.. Slinlent Onicor, Ge )rgelown 
University, Washington. D. G. 

McCall. Jamks L.. Student Omcer, 6029 Frerct St., 
New Orleans, La. 

McCalli'M. Stepmkn n.. Student OfTicer, 6012 Kings- 
bury Blvd., St. I^)uis. .Mo. 

McCann. R. II., Ensign, 109 E. Washington Lane. Ger- 
manlown, I'a. N. A. No. 147. 

AIcCaiu., Donald E.. Student Ollicer, 729 N. 12th 
St., Onincy. III. 

McCarthy, A. L.. Wnr.Mach., 13 10 Thrriot Ave., Bronx. 
N. Y. N. A. No. II4-.. 

McCmithv. Chas. F.. Ensign. 10 !.'> E. loili Ave . Den- 
ver, Colo. .N. A. No. 17111. 

McCahthy, (i. II.. Ensign. 

McCabtiiy. Jehry R., Student Ollicer, 70 Park .\vc., 
Detroit, Mich. 

McCarthy, L. A.. Ensign, 2214 Blaisdcll Ave., Miime- 
apolis, Minn. No. IM.'S. 

McCakthv. Wm. v.. Student Ollicer, 56 High St.. 
Springfield, Ma.ss. 

McC.MrLKV. J. E.. Student Ollicer, 11 Tremont Ave., 
Somerville. .Mass. 

McCaisi AND. John W.. En.sign. 73:10 Princeton Ave... 
r!hicago. III. 

McChesnkv. M. N.. Lieut, (j.g.l. N. A. No. 1069. 
McClatchy. John B., Student OITicer, .Marion, Pa. 
McCleu.anh. DoiioLAss. Student Ollicer, 540 West 
113lh St.. New York City. 

McCi.EI.l.AND, James IC, Student OfTicer. Springfield. Ky. 

McClintock. IC. K.. Ensign, 1301 Lincoln Ave.. Tyrone. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. .\kron. Pensacola. Hockaway 
Beach. N. A. No. 1220. LTA. 

McCi.iNTOCK. Jack R., Ensign, nil I.vlc St . Waco, 
Tex. i\. A. No. 1H36. 

McClintock. James L, Student Ollicer, 72.1 Harrison 
.\ve.. Canon City, Colo. 

McClino. Harrison T., Student Ofiicer, 7113 firanil 
Ave., St. Paul. Minn. 

McClire. John P.. Student OITicer. 

McCuRE. T. IL, Ensign. 34 W. 44th St.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tecli., Akron, Norfolk; Brest, Cam- 
brai. Fr. LTA. 



McColm. Donald B., Sliiil Ili.ir. I27fl lirvden Bd.. 

Columbus. Ohio, 



.McCoMB. Ili.cH L., Ensign. Care 
Lab.. Dayton. Ohio. 



>f Dayton Eng. 



Mt:CoNNELL. Hugh. E;nsign. 8 Uigelow St., Cambridge, 
Mass. 

McCoNNELL, RoBT. K.. Eusign, 61 Crescent St., North- 
ampton, Mass. N. A. No. 1372. 

McCoNNELL, RoBT. P.. Ensign, Mokelumno Ilill, Cal. 

McCoNNEL, Samuels Y., Student OOicer, 1314 Mas.s. 
Ave., Washington. D. C. 

McCoNNELL. .Stuart, Student OITicer, 913 President 
St., Brooklyn. N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

McCoaM\(:K. James Stanley. Ensign. .'iK Beochwood 
Terrace, ^'onkers. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Blue Hill 
Observatory. .Norfolk. Va., Committee oil Experimental 
Power. HTA. 

.Mc?f:oRM\cK. BoBT. J.. Eusigu. Walcrbiiry. Conn. 

McCoiiMiCK. Cii\s. B.. Student OlHcnr. 306 9th St., 
N. W .. Washinglon. I). C. 

.Mi:ConMicK. Herbebt IL. Slndcnt Ollicer. IltO Center 
St.. S. .MaiK-hesler. Conn. 

McCoHMicK. J. S. v.. Ensign. !{27 Washington Road, 
Pillsburgh. I'a. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Akron. Pensacola. 
Paiml..Miif. Fr.; Cape May, N. J.; Paiiilluc. Fr. N. A. No. 
694. LTA. 

McCoHMicK. O. L.. Student OITicer. It.ipliine. Va. 
DunwcK«ly Insl.. Minn. HTA. 

McCoRMiCK. Walter W., Sludenl OHi, cr, Dopont 
Fabrikoid ('o., Wilmington, Del. 

MrCosKRn. Dave. Ensign. The Measiircgra|ih Co., St. 
Louis. .M<i. .Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Great I^ake.s. 

McCracken, Thos. E.. Lieut, (j.g.). 612 Lafayette Ave., 
Brooklyn. N Y. 

McCbacken. E. P., Eusign, 135 W. 92d St., New Y'ork 
City. 

McCraw, Nelson S., Student OITicer, 247 Eagle St., 
North Adams. Muss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody 
Inst.. Minn. HTA. 

McCreary. W. C, Ensign, 701 W. Main St.. Marshall- 
town, la. 

McCriden. Donald B., Student Ollicer. 157 E. Main 
St., Wcstlicid, N. Y. 

.McCuLLocH, John W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1637. 
McCuLLOCH, Wm. R., Sludenl OITicer, 419 Park Ave., 
NY. 

McDaniel. Thos. IL, Student Officer. Floresville. Tex, 
McDaniel. Tom W.. Sludenl OfTicer. 14 W. North Ave., 

.Mlaiila. Ga. 

McDehmi>tt. I). I., War. Machinist. 634 Cllcllnn .\ve., 
Philailetiihia, Pa. 

McDkrmott. M. J.. Ensign, 547 E. Chelton Ave.. Phila- 
delphia. Pa. N. A. No. 702. 

McDoNM.D. II\Roi.D Rowland. Ensign, 1552 L St.. 
Fresno. Cal. M.-iss. Inst, of Tech., Wingfoot Lake and 
Rockaway Beach. L. 1. 

McDonald. Hayward C, Student OfTicer. 2621 Haste 
St.. Berkcly. Cal. 

McDoNM.D. Bonr. T., Student Oflicer 602 .Monroe St., 
Ann .\rbor. Mich. 

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McDoNNEi.L, v. R 
more, Md. 

McDonnell, Paul A., Student OfTicer, 601 Lennox St., 
Baltimore. Md. 

Mc-nowELL, C. S., War. Machinist, 322 Market North, 
Canton, Ohio. 

McDowell. Richard, EnsipiL 61*) W. 17.^ St., New Yfirk 
City. N. A. No. 2060. 

McElligott, Edmlind W., Student OfTicer, 1009 Univer- 
sity Ave., S. E., Minneapohs, Minn. 

McEndy. J. K., Lieut. O'.K.). 122 E 36th St.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key We^t, Mimai. N. A. 
No. 1518. HTA. 

McEwEN, \Vm. Robert. Ensign, 51 Maple Ave.. Wells- 
ville, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.; Seattle, Wash.; S,in 
Diego, Cal. HTA. 

McFarlano, Andrew L., Student OfTicer, Lockwood 
Rasiii, E. Boston, Mass. 

McFarlin, Chas. Kirk. Lieut, (j.jr.), 170 (^lenwood 
Ave., East Orange. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., (>ueens- 
town, U. S. Headquarters, London. Ent;. IIT.V. 

McFavden, Jos. It., Student Offlcer, 350 N. 41st Ave., 
Omaha, Nehr. 

McFerren, Donald J., Student Officer, Hoopeston, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Pensacola. LTA. 

McGee, Raymond L, War. Gunner. 

McGiNNEs, EncAR \., F^nsi^'ii. MilMiifiton, Md. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech., Akron. Pensacola. LT.\. 

McGlNNis. Thos. Polk, War, Machinist, 602 .\llison 
Ave., Roanolte, Va. 

McGoLDRicK, Wm. J., War. Machinist, 27 Vernon St., 
Waltham, Mass. 

McGb41l. Thos. E., War. Machinist, Ashfield, Mass. 
Pensacola. U. S. S. Norlh Carolina. U. S. S. .SVn»/c. 
Hampton Roads, Va. 

Mcf'.RAN^GHAN, Jo.s. J., Ensigu, 73 Park St., Carhondale, 
Pa. N. A. No. 2187. 

McGrath, Francis D., Student Officer, 9 Maplelon St., 
Brighton. Mass. 

McGuNiGAL, Patrick, War, Carp. 

MoGuinness, Wm. V.. Student Officer, Calamus Hd., 
Winlield, L. I., N. Y. 

McGiiiBE, John B., Lieut. O'.g-). 51 Chambers St., 
N. Y. City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 925. LTA. 

McHuGH, M. F., War. Mach., 81 t ,\mslerdam Ave.. 
N. Y. City. 

McHuGH, Marion L., Student Officer, 1.102 W. Douglas, 
Wichita, Kan. Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 

McIllwraith, John N., Student Officer, 210 N. St., 
Bridgewater, Ma.ss. 

McIlree. Vance E., Student Officer. West. Union, Iowa. 

McIlvan, Greer. Student Officer, Care of Q. Gilvain, 
816 Berger BIdg., Pittsburgh, Pa. 

McIntire. Donald E., Ensign. 1731 Columbia Rd., 
Wa.shington. D. C. N. A. No. 1940. 

McIntire, John K., Ensign. .360 West 1st St., Dayton, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1796. 

McKain, Jos. N., Student Oflicer, 19th St., Miami, Fla. 

McKean, E. D., Ensign, N. A. No. 697. 

McKee, Jewel Chester, Student Olhcer, Athens, La. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

McKee, R. S., War. Mach. 

McKee. Robt. B., Student Officer, Bingham School, 
Asheville, N. C. 

McKee, Roy J., Ensign, Wycote Rd., Jenkinstovvn. Pa. 

McKellar, E. F., Ensign, 457 W. Delevan Ave., Buffalo. 
N.Y. N. A. No. 861. 

McKelvy, Lockhart C, Ensign, 5901 Fifth Ave., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1697. HTA. 

McKelwav, .\lexander J., Ensign, 2071 Park Rd., 
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 1135. 

McKinnon, D. A., Student Officer. Mdss. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 

McIviNNON, T. N., Ensign, 1104 E. 36th St., Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

McLaren, Archibald, Ensign, Setaukel, L. I., N. Y. 

McLalighlin, C. B., Ensign, 51 Creighton St., Jamaica 
Plain, Mass. 

McLaughlin, Wm., Jr., Student Officer, Hyattsville, 
Md. 

McLean, Raymond, Ensign, 103 W. Lanvale St., Balti- 
more, Md. 



McLean, Robt. Jr., EnsigrL 103 W. Lanvale St., Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tccli.. .\kron. Ohio; Bayshore, 
L. I.; Brest, Fr.; Guipavas. France. LTA. 

McLellan, Douglas II., Lieut. O'.g-). 

McLennon, Clyde H., Lieut. G.g-). 

McLeod. J. 1... Lieut. Ij.g.), 256 Broiikline St., Cam- 
bridge. .Mass; Pauillac. Borilcaux and Brest, France. HTA. 

McMahon. J. Edward. Ensign, 6935 Stony Island Ave.. 
Chicago, III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla.; 
Autingues, Campagne, Moutchic, France. N. A. No. 862. 
HTA. 

McManus, J. D., Ensign, 75 W'arren Ave.. Marlboro. 
Mass. 

McMaster, Marcenus D., War. Mach.. 176 Chestnut 
St., Rochester, N. Y. Pauillac, Fr.; lie Tudy. Fr. 

McMillan. II. G., Ensign. Edgewood. Mt. Ilcrmon, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami. Pensacola; 
Rockaway Beach, L. I. N. A. No. 1941. HTA. 

McMiLLEN. James A., Student Officer. Care W'ashington 
University. St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

McMuRBEY, Jim, Jr., Student Officer, Camilla, Tex.; 
Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Cal. HTA. 

McNabb, Duncan J., .Stu lent Officer, Grosse He. 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O.; Pensacola. LTA, 

McNally, Edwin M., Lieut, (j.g.), Indianapolis, Ind. 

McNeab, Cyril, Student Officer. 

McNeill, Mai.com, R., Lieut, (j.g.), Evanston, III., 
Great Lakes. 

McNui.tv. Harold. Lieut, (j.g.). Naval Air Station. 
San Diego, Cal. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola; San Diego, Cal. N. A. No. 1653. HTA. 

McNuLTY, John P., Student Officer, Georgetown 
College, Washington. D. C. 

McPeake. Enoch. War. Mach., 306 West 114th St.. 
New York Cily, Columbia University; Pauillac, Fr.; 
Eastleigh, Eiig. 

MfrpHAUL, John J.. Ensign. 1223 Irving St., Brookland, 
D. C. N. A. No. 2065. 

McPherson. II. .\.. Student Officer, 806 Florida Ave., 
Taniiia, Fla. University of Wash., Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Mc(.)uiCK, Chas. J., Student Officer. 819 Lawrence Ave., 
Chicago, HI. 

McQuiSTON, Dale S., Student Officer, 40t E. Center 
St., Paxton, III.; Dunwoody Inst. Minn.; Great Lakes. 
HTA. 

McQuiSTON, Irving M., Lieut, (j.g.), 91 Taylor St., 
Waltham, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bayshore, L. I.; 
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 905. 

McRae, Bruiie M., .Student Officer, 31 Coligni Ave., 
New Rochelle, N. Y. 

McRae, Don\ld p.. Ensign, 618 Story St., Boone, Iowa. 

McRae. Ken.neth M., Student Officer. 

McShane. C. ().. Ensign, .South Bethlehem, Pa. 
Iiist. of Tech., Pensacola. Fla. 

McVay, Glen A., .Student Officer. 

McVay. L. O.. Student Officer, Sidney. Ohio. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Macaulev, D. M., 
N. A. No. 204. 

MacCart, Raymond D., Ensign, 23 Pleasant St., 
Dorchester, .Mass. 

MacCartney, J. G. M., Student Officer, 1817 13th St., 
Altoona, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

MacCoull, Neil, War. Mach., 537 W. 121st St., 
New York City. 

MacCov. W. Logan, Ensign, Overbrook, Pa., Great 
Lakes, 111.; Pensacola. 

MacDonald, Lowell. Student Officer, George Smith 
Hall. C32 Cambridge, Mass. 

MacDougall, Chas. B., Ensign 142(1 24lh Ave., S. 
Seattle, Wash. 

MacEi.wee, a. T., Ensign, 36 Sawyer St., Portland, Me. 

MacEnery, J. E., Ensign, 259 E. 176 St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., New York; Charleston, 
Pensacola, Miami, Key West. HT.\. 

MacFarlane, James W., Student Officer. S. P., 965 New- 
Castle. Del. 

MacGbegor. Frederick N., Student Officer, 661 S. 
Barkesdale St., Memphis, Teiin. 

MacIver, J., War. Mach., Pasadena, Cal. 

Mack, Harry J.. Student Officer, 501 Walker St., 
St. Johns, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

MacKavley, Wallace, Student Officer, 456 Mt. Hope 
Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 



Ensign, North Wilbraham, 



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MacKw, DoNALli C, Sludent Oflirer, 7100 Yale \\p , 
Chicago. III. 

MacKknzii:. Kenneth C, Student Olliopr. lilt Wal- 
chuna Avi'.. I'liiintielfl. N. J. 

MacLkan. a. 1), Slu.lrnt Olliprr, 12(1') K. Main St., 
New Albany. Indiana. .Mas.<. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, 
Fin IlIA. 

M\c l,]:\N. I. A.. Student OHiccr. 1032 Bella Visla Ave., 
Oaklanil. Cal. Seattle. Wash.: San DieRO. IITA. 

MmMii.I-AN. DoNAl.li H.. Knsipn. Kreepnrl. Me. 

Mai Mm, I. AN. KlONNtTll D., Knsifn. I'illslon, I'a. 

MacMii.lan. Hoy W.. War. Boatswain. 

MacMi'hiuv. OoNAin M.. Student Ollicer. 2i>ll Pine 
Gr<»ve .\ve.. f'hicaKO, 111. 

M\frnK. Sri:eMi:N H . Sluilent (Mlicer. 1K2K f:oliMnliia 
lid . Washint-lon. I), C. 

Mai I 111)1. II MIDI. I). Sludent Oflicer. .Marion. III. Mass. 
Inst, of Ter h . .Miami. IITA. 

Macwittv. I'luNK I,. Student Ollieer. 2.jl Cleveland 
.\ve-. Ilashroiicli Ileit'his. N. J. 

Maiiokn. .MArr J., Student Ollieer. Morrispluins, N. J. 
Mass liisi of leih. .\'ewporl, R. I.; New Bedford, Mass. 
HIA. 

.Maiumin, II. A.. ICnsign. 3815 Bales St.. I>itl.shuri:h. Pa. 
N. A. No. 316. 

.Magf.e. William I,.. Sludent Officer. ll."> Broadway, 
Taunton. .Mass. 

MAt:iNNl-:s. Wii.i i,\M r>.. Knsign. Sharon. Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. .Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2001. HTA. 

Maooin. FnKOKMicK II.. Knsisn. II Bailey St.. Balh, 
.Maine. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Ilaniplon Hoads. I'ensacola, 
Miami. N. A. No. .' — 



MAGRlfMM. 1 

Seatlle. Wash. 



Iahhy \. 
IITA. 



IITA. 

Stutle 



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MAcriHF. llAiMin F.. Sludent Ollicer, 319 Uuval St., 
Key West, Fla. 

Mahonfv. I)a.nii:l R. Ensign. Georgelown Univ.. 
WashiiiKlon. D. C. N. A. No. 1348. 

Mahonkv. James B., Student Ollicer. 5 Custer St., 
Lawrence. Mass. 

Mahonkv. John K . Sliidenl Olli.er. Ba«lins. W yo. 
Mahonkv. S. P.. ICnsiKU. 174 Maple St.. Ilolyoke. Mass. 
MAiEn. lOiiwAiui II., Sludent Oflicer, .502 Y. M. C. A. 
Bldir.. lloiislon. Tex. 

Male-tie. Geo. A.. Student Oflicer. I3I.T 2.')th St.. San 
Diego, Cal. 

Mall, Ivok C. Knsign, 721 Fremont St.. Manhallen, 
Knns. 

Mallebs. Edward Benjamin. Sludent Officer. 4338 
Drcxel Blvd.. ChicaKo. III. 

Mallokv. H. II., Sludinl Oflicer. 107 Si. Hegis .\pls. 
Omaha. Nehr. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Key West. IITA. 

Malonk. FiiANKiiN. Sludent Officer. lO.j illi Si.. Brook- 
lyn. New York. 

Manikhhk. IUhoip 1... Student Officer. 1307 Dearborn 
Parkway. Chicago. Ill 

.Manikuhk. I.oi IS, Sludent Officer. Boom 416, 112 W. 
.\dams .St.. tlhicago. III. 

.M\NN. MvMioN B. Sludent Officer. Gallatin. Mo. Dun- 
woody Inst.. .Minn.; Miami, Fla. HTA. 

Mannkrs.John v.. Ensign. 276 Orange Bead. Monlclair. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Ilaniplon Bonds. 
N. A. No. 293. HTA. 

Manning, Edcau T.. Ensign. 12 Armory Terrace. 
Nashua. N.H. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. O.; Pensacola, 
F'In. N. A. No. 1.-18 1. I.TA. 

Mannv, EpMiNikS. Student Officer. .Wtl Westminster 
Place. Si. Louis. Mo. Mass. Insl. of Tech. IITA. 

Mansfield. Lewis P.. Sludent Officer. 190 Pine Si 
Portland. Me. .Mass. Inst, of Tech . Bay Shore. HTA. 

Mansfohd. Behkelev. Ensign. l.-i22 Yeslerwav 
Seatlle, Wash. N. A. No. 1431. 

Makchant. Alfred W., War. Boalswain. 
.MiRHELNAKK. Ehnf;st C, Ensigu. 

Marr. John W.. Sludent Officer, H. F. D. No. I. Lc\- 
ingloii. Ky. 

Mahriner. W. F.. Lieut, (j.g.), 1710 East Gadsden St., 
Pensacola. Ha. Pensacola. N. A. No. 213. 

MAR.snEN. Georcb C... Student Officer. 30 Bryant St., 
Portland. Me. 

Marsh. Bhvan, Sludent Oflicer. 

-MAnsmi.i. Ki,H\HD C. Ensign. 3231 Bercdilli Ave.. 
Pleasanl Bidgc. Cini-innuti. Ohio. Mass. insl. of Tech., 
Akron. Ohio; Pensacola. N. A. No. 2146. LTA. 

Mahshali., L. K.. Lieut. (J.g.). N. A. No. 381. 



Goldsboro. N. C. 
Box 2493 Boston, 



Maf 



Inst. 



ore Ave. . 



^^An.sli\LL, Marcus M.. Ensign, 2404 Broadway, San 

Diego. r,il. N. A. No. 1.36T. 

MmsiiM.L. K. \\ . Lieut. CJK.). The Lenox Apt., 13lh 
and Spruce ,S|.. Phihi'lelphia. Pa. -\kroii. Ohio. Rix'k- 
awny. I., L. Pens.-icola. 

.Marsh \i.i.. Bichard M.. Ensign. 
Maksiiui'RN. E. ().. .Student Officer. 
Marsteiis. Cihrles E.. Ensign. P. O 
Mass. (ireiil Lakes. Pensacola. Fla. 

Mmiston. BoHi-MiT L.. I'-iisign. Rolla. Mo. 
of Tech.. San Diego. IITA. 

Martin. Bernard D.. Student Officer. 
Martin. ICdwahd S.. Sludent Ollicer. 
.M Mil IN. Gradv IL. Student Officer. 
Martin, IIi'ch S, Student Officer. (i.-iO N. K 
Los Angeles. f:al. 

Martin. Isau: Hov. Sludent OfficcT, 177 Wealwood St., 
Akron. Ohio. 

MvRTiN. John M.. Sludent Officer. .-i21 llh Si., S. E., 
Minnncapolis. .Minn. DuiiwcMMly Inst., Miumi. Pensacola. 
IITA 

Martin. Laurence C, Student Ollicer. 32 Lincoln St., 
Glen Bidge. N. J. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. 

Martin. M. S., Ensign. 32 Lincoln St.. Ghn Bidge, 
N. J. N. A. No. 1 1 13. 

.Martin. Boiikks A., Student Officer, 277 East 4th St., 
Atlanta, Ga. 

Martin. W. IL. Ensign. Laurens. S. C. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech , Miami. Key West, Pensacola. HTA. 

-Mmhiniihi.i,, D. C. Sludenl Ollicer, I0,'> Easi Mth St.. 
Hill. hlMs,,ii. Kaiis. Muss. Insl. of Tech. LTA. 

\l >si,\, G S . Li, 111. (I g.), 121 West Walnut Lane. Ger- 
inaiiiosMi. Phil.-idclpliia. Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Hainp- 
loii Biiads, Pensacola. HTA. 

Massev, L. B. Sludent Ollicer. 11111 Kenyoii St.. Wash- 
ingloii. D. ('- Great Lakes, 111. 

Matciikttk. William H.. Jr.. Sludent Oflicer. 

Mathi:s. B. W., ICiisign. Plainview. Tex. Mass. Insl. of 
Tech.. Pensacola. .\"<ron. N. .\. No. I 7.'j.S. LT.\. 

Mathkson. R. D.. Lieut. O-g). "^ College .\vc 
Grand Bapids. .Mich. N. A. No. 1707. 

M\Tin-:ws. Charles E.. Ensign. 17,"> Thayer St.. 
deuce. B. I. 

Mathkws. Charles M.. Student Officer. 

Mathias. Rohert D.. Sludenl Officer. 

Matiiiasen, .\lfred. Student Officer. Keyporl 
Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore. HT.\. 

Matiiiasen, Otto F.. Sludenl Oflicer, 1127 Howard St.* 
Omaha. Nehr. .Seallle. \Vash. HIW. 

Matson. R. C. IL, Student Officer. Sewanee. Tenn. 
Mass. Insl, of Tech., .Miami. Fla. II TA. 

Maftkh, Rokitii. Lieut, (j.g.'l. 911 S W .ishinglon St., 
Marion, Inil. loronln. Canada. RK(' ; llainptun Boads, 
Pensacola; Killiiigholine. Eiig.; N. Biunli. (ir.. Fr. N. A. 
No. 162. HTA. 

Matteson. G. C. Ensign. 20 Winlhrop St.. Bochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola. f^alais. Fr.; Milan, 
ll.; Bay Shore. Miami. N. A. No. .",73. 

Matthews. Donxld IL. Sludenl Officer. Paliser St.» 
Johnston. Pa. 

Matthews. Kdoah. Student Officer. 423 Lincoln St., 
Johnston, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LT.\ 

Maui:k, Earle Lewis, Ensign. 

Mal-ohan. Wm. E.. Ensign. 

Maulbetsch. John F.. Student Officer. 221 Washington 
St.. Ann .\rhor. .Mich. 

Maiirkr. Cihri.es F.. Sludent Officer. 243 S. Main St., 
Wilkesharre. Pa. 

Mavis, J,rK B.. Lieut, (j.g.). 314.1 Sheridan Road. Chi- 
cago. III. Pensacola. Bay Shore. Coliimliiu Uiiiversitv, 
Delroil. Pack.ird. Great Lakes. Philadelphia. HTA. 

.Maxwki.i.. II, \\ . Jr.. Lieiil. ij g.l. Glen Cove. L. I., N. 
Y. Bay Shore, Miami, .Moulcliic. Gallurele, It., Milan, 
Joya del Colle, Si. Ingleverl. LTA. 

Maxwki.l. Borkiit L., Student Officer, lOO.T Guadalupe 
St., .\ustin. Tex. 

Maves, Wendell W., Ensign, Grunewald Hotel. New 
Orleans. La. 

Mavnahd. Charles E.. Sludenl Officer. Miilinn B.iad, 
.\kroii. Ohio. 

Mavnard. Merlin T.. Stu lent (Jfficer, .W3 .Soiilh Sixth 
St., .San Jose. ('al. 

-Mavo. T. F.. Lieut, (j.g.), 1729 Coliseum Si.. New Or- 
leans, l.,u. 

iMAZK, MoNTooMEBV. Li'eut. (j.g.). 2630 Broadway. New 



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York Cily Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Buffalo. Columbia Univer- 
sity. N. \ . 

Me.«:ham. Eugene M., Student Officer. 
Meachen, H. F.. War. Machinist. 
Meads. Robi. T., Ensisn. 423 S. Stone Ave.. 
III. Dunwoody, Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 



ITA. 



Mass. 



Air Slation. 
; Rockaway 



Meany, Robt. E., Ensign. 

Meabs. Cecil F.. Student Officer, Norfolk Va 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Meath Geo. M.. Student Officer. 208 East 41h St 
Olynipia. Wash. 

,\Ik..i:skv. W. J.. War. Gun. Naval 
Rnikanviy Reach. L. J., Pensacola. FI; 
Bea.-h. N. Y. N. A. 

Meegan, Jo-sEPH A., Student Officer. 260 Commercial 
St.. Portland. Me. 

Meehan, J. L.. Ensign. 

, '^l'^"*"*.''. IIowABD D., Student Officer. 602 Whitney 
Ave.. Wilkiiisburg. Pa. 

s ^!f,""!i/L'"='''' f*- S'ident Officer, 1731 13th Ave.. 
Seal lie, Wash. Seattle, Wash. LTA. 

Meieh. Harbv A.. Student Officer, 
Seatlle. Wash. 

Mell, Brook 
Ga. 



1120 36th Ave., 
Ensign, 44 West Peachtree St.. Atlanta, 



Mellen. Abthur Wsr.. Jr.. Ensign. 2676 Morris Ave.. 
New lork City. 

Mei.len. Romney J.. Student Officer. 210 Bennett Ave., 
Cripple Creek. Colo., Seallle, Wash., Key West. Fla. 

Mellenbruch, Dale F., Student Officer. 1344 Kentucky 
&!.. Lawrence. Kan. 

Mellor Duncan M., Student Officer, Miller Hall 
rarni. Norfolk. Mass. 

Melville, George S., Ensign. 

Melville. Kenneth, Student Officer, 2120 E 47lh St 
Seatlle. Wash. 

Mendenhall, James Howe, Student Officer, 25 Main 
,M.. 1 oughkenamon. Pa. Dunwoody Inst., Minneapolis, 
Minn. HTA. 

Mendom David, Lieut, (j.g.). 2419 Michigan Ave., 

p ''«??-j'."- . f™?^";"'"' '^»- Hampton- Roads., Brest, 
Fr., Whiddy Island. Naval Base No. 6. HTA. 

Menefee. John W.m.. Ensign, Graham, N C 
insl. of Tech., Akron, Ohio, Rockaway Beach, L. I. 
Mengal. Clarence. R. Jr., Student Officer, 
and Main Sts., Evanston, 111. 



Mas3. 
LTA. 

Forest 



Mengele, Frank A., Student Officer, 146 Tremont St.. 
Boston, Mass. 

Menzel, F. W.. Ensign, 15 Poplar St.. Brooklyn, N. 
I . i\. A. No. 509. 

Merceb. George W., Student Officer, 43 Society St 
Charleston. S. C. 

Meredith. Otis, Student Officer, Beacoiislield Apts 
Houston, Texas. 

Merkle Edward B., Student Officer, 1373 E. Broad 
at., Columbus, Ohio. 

Merrifield. .«amuel a.. Ensign. WiUiamsville Vt 
ft^ss. Inst, of Tech, Akron, Ohio. Rockaway, L. I., N. Y. 

Mebbill. Chas. L. Lieut. Gg.). 102 Queensberry St., 
Boston. Mass. 

Merrill, Donald H.. Lieut, (j.g.). 1679 Mass. Ave.. 
Cambridge. Mass. N. A. No. 672. 

Merrill, N. E., Lieut, (j.g.), Osceola Club, Pensacola, 
r la. 

Merriman. Lawrence C, Ensign. 2401 Bowdilch St . 
Ni o'i^?!' 9?t.. Seatlle, San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 

Merritt. RoswELL A., Ensign, 403 Orange St.. Macon, 
Ga. N. A. No. 2012. 

Messinger. Chas S.. Ensign. 253 Bushkill St.. Easton 
n ■ Mass Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Hamplon Boads, 
I'en.sacola. Moulchic, Cape May. N. A. No. 254. HTA. 

Metzger. Norman. Student Officer. 1508 Broadway 
Indianapolis, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Meyers. W. Blagden. Ensign. 226 .Spring St., Webster 
Groves, Mo. 



Arthur, Texas. 
HTA. 



Vim 



of Washington, Seattle; Key West. 



, La Grange. 

No. 2.342. 



70 Worlh St.. 
68 West 56lh St.. New 



,, , ., . '. -■- ^'"dent Officer, 175 Delavan Ave., 

Newark. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



Mezger. Erwin R 

' ' I'A 

AIiCHEALs. G., War Machinist, Marshall. III. 

Mickey. R. Z., Ensign, 1428 W. 25lh St., Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

MlDDi.ETON. Chas. G., Ensign. Inter. Southern HIdg. 
Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla. 
Miles. Vernon G.. Student Officer. 644 Sth St., Port 



Millard, I. W.. Student Officer. 764 Transportation 
BIdg.. Chicago. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Miller. A. B., Student Officer. Plainsboro. N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Miller. Albert P.. Sliident Officer, 
New York, N. Y. 

.Miller, Chas. G., Ensij 
York City. 

Miller. Ci.eophas E.. Ensign. 

Miller, Felix G., Student Officer. 509 Walnut St., 
Chattanooga, Tenn. Dunwoody Insl., Minn. HT.iV. 

Miller, Franklin G., Student Officer. 700 W. 179 St , 
New York Cily. 

lyiiLLEE. II. A., Ensign, 119 Magnolia Ave.. Riverside. 
Cal Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola, 
Rockaway. N. A. No. 1164, HTA. 

Miller. H. H.. Student Officer. 108 Grove St.. Tona- 
wanda, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Great Lakes. HTA. 

Miller. J. Bebnabd. Student Officer. 27 West 44th St., 
New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

MiLLEB, J. M., Ensign. N. A. No. 494. 

-Miller. John W., Ensign, Holmsville, Neb. N. A. 
No. 1516. 

Miller. Raymond Percy, Lieut, (j g). Middlesex Ave., 
Swampseott, Ma.ss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Aeromarine. 
Keyport, N. J.; L. W. F., College Point, L. I.; Garden 
City, L. I. 

Miller. Richard B.. Ensign. 401 S. 15 Si.. Independ- 
ence. Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, L. I.. 
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1892. HTA, 

Miller. Robt. Stewart, Ensign. 

Miller, Vaughn. Ensign, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. 
Rockaway Beach. LTA. 

Miller. «'m.. Ensign. 1507 E. Gadsden St., Pensacola, 
Fla. Pensacola. Palm Beach, Huntington, Bay Shore, 
Hampton Roads. Milan, Italy, St. Inglevert, France, 
Easlleigh, Eng. HTA. 

Miller. E. H.. Ensign. 14 W. Peoria St., Chicago, III. 
Great Lakes. 111., Hamplon Roads, Va. 

MiLLiKAN, Edward P., Student Officer. 473 Park Ave., 
River Forest, III. 

MiLLiNix. Bonnie L., War Boatswain. 

Mills, James W., Ensign, St. James Hotel, 6lh St. and 
Penn. Ave., Wash., D. C. N. A. No. 2219. 

MiLsoN. Thomas IL, 
Paterson, N. J. 



Student Officer, 528 E. 29th St., 



MiNNis. James L.. Student Officer. 5284 Westminster 
Place. St. Louis. Mo. 

MlNTY. Casper C. Sludenl Officer. 205 North 15th St., 
iiVX' Dodge, Iowa. Dunwoody Inst., Miami, Pensacola. 

H r.\. 



MiNTV. John E., Student Officer, 
Muskegon, Mich. Dunwoody Inst., 
Key West. HTA. 



208 Webster Ave., 
Minn., Miami and 



MiRKiL, Haxelton, Jr., Ensign, 527 Lafayette BIdg., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

MisHLER. Floyd E.. Ensign. 314 E. 9lh St.. Newton. 
Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Pensacola 
N. A. No. 2256. HTA. 

MisKovsky. James F., Student Officer, 351 E. College 
St.. Oberlin. O. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Chicago. Cleveland. 
LTA. 

Mitchell. Archie Delwood, Student Officer, Ontario, 
Cal. Seallle, Wash. HTA. 

Mitchell. Charles W.. Jr., Ensign. 4001 Greenway, 
Rall'more. Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 'Pensacola. Miami, 
Moulchic, Killingholme. Eng., Hampton Roads, Cape 
May. N. A. No. 664. HTA. 

Mitcheil. Francis H.. Ensign, Clinton Springs Ave. 
Cincinnali. O. N. A. No. 409. 

Mitchell. Frost A., 
Ave., Toledo. O. 




Student Officer. 2057 Glenwood 
St., 



.AlncHELL. Henby B., Student Officer, 207 Hi 
LaGrange, Ga. 

Mitchell. John J., Jr.. Ensign. 1550 N. State Parkway, 
Chicago. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Great Lakes, Key 
West. Pensacola. N. A. No. 1909. HTA. 

MoELLER. Sydney D.. Student Officer, 890 W. William 
.St.. Decalur. III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cambridge, Bay 
Shore. HTA. 



MOESER, Wm. F. C 

Washington. 



Student Officer. .Sedro-Wooley, 



MoHR, Herman F., Student Officer, Apalachicola, Fla. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



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Grove Cily, I*u. Mass. Inst, of Tc<:h.. .\kron, O. LTA. 

Mo^T^r;I li, T. G., Student OMicer. J.'to \Vasliin(,'tOQ 
Illdf.'., Miirlison, Wise. Duuwoody IiLst. Minn.. Miumi, 
Fhi. liT\. 

MoNTANYF. IT\HOi,D P.. Studcut OITicer. 120 West 20th 
St., New York ("ily. 

Mo.NTKiTH, I). W.. Lieut, fi.g.). University Cluh. San 
Frani-isco. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Teeh.. Ilu. St. KnK.. Wash- 
iiiKlon. n. ('..: liCM laero) Hrooklyn. Dist., N. Y. 

MuNTcoMKEtv. .\lla.n D.. Student OHicer, 1600 Rio 
(Jrariiie Si. Austin, Texas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
II TA. 

MoNTtiOMKHv. G. S.. Knsign. N. A. No. .300. 

MoNTooMKHY. James K., Studcnt OHicer, 600 Meabane 
St., BurlinKtori. N. C. 

MoNTf;oMi;io . It m.i-h S., Student OfGcer, Main St., 
Warsaw. N. ^ . 

MoNTooMKRY. W W.. KiLsigR, l.jOI IleurySt., Berkeley* 
Cal. Mass. Inst- of Tech., Key We-sl, Pcnsncola, Miami- 
N. A. No. i:t2l. IITA. 

Moon, l-lnw. IlARnis. Ensign, 271 1 Ri Vermont .\ve., 
Lytichhurg. Vu. 

Moon A. ('. Shelton, Knsi|;n. 1 IH Ciareraont. Ave. , 
Muntclair. N. J. Mass. Tn-;t. of Tech., Akron. Chatham, 
lUnkaway, l>ensacoln. N. A. No. 17.'">y. LTA. 

MooHi:, Hen McG., Student OHicer, Houston Ave., 
Macfin, (la. 

Moore. Chahncey C Student Ofiicer, .309 2nd St., 
No.. Great Kails. Monlana. 

Moore, Li.ovij Roy. War Boatswain. N. \. No. 206. 

M<)OHK. Mm'hice Mautoi.m. Lieut. Ci-fr'-)* S.") I Security 
Blilt:.. Minneapnlis. Minn. Moulchic-I^acanau, (iirnnde. 
Dunkertpie. France, Zeehrn^'ce Moh'. IlelKium IITA. 

Moohe. Neii, a , SttKlent Officer. 1511 Waslitenaw 
Ave., Ann Arbor, Afich. 

MooRK. HoRERT, Jr.. Lieut, (j.g.). 403 Ilennnn Bld^., 
Nesv Orleans. La. Ma>=s. Inst, of Tech.. S. P. 630, Key 
West, Fla. N A. No. UTft. HTA. 

MooHE. REniNGTON, Student Officer, 305 New St., 
Eaton. I*a. 

MooiiE, H. G.. Student Officer, 151 Pearson St., ChicaKo, 
111. 

Moore, Robert C, Student Offiier. Bingham, Maine. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. L r.\. 

Moore, Theodore J., I'^nsijin. 

Moore. TnKo. W.. Student Officer, 617 Ave. B. Miami, 
Fla. .Mas.s. Inst, of Te<h.. Key West, Fla. IITA. 

Moore. Thomas F., Student Officer, 188 South Elm St., 
Waterbury, Conn. 

Mooreheao. Tom Y. II.. Student Officer. Li23 Maple 
Ave., Zane^ville, Ohio. 

MoREHoi'SE, RussEL. Ensign. 15 It Oneida St., Utica. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Hampton Roads. 
LTA. 

Mohan. John F., Studnit Officer, 9 Kimball Ave., 
Lowell, Mass. 

MoHE. Ahthi H L., I'^nsi^n. N. A. No. 2159. 

MoHEv. J. Benedict, Student Officer, 127 Summit Ave., 
Butlalo, N. Y. 

MoREY, Jame.s B., Student OHicer. 

Morgan. Benj. F., Jr., Student Officer, 409 Berkeley 
Ave.. Norfolk, Va. 

.Monf:\N. Dvvio P., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.). 115 E 72dSt., New 
York Citv Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Miami, 
Fichi A., N. B. (i., Fr. N. A. No. 391. HTA. 

MoBOAN. Francis J., Student OHicer, 1127 Euclid, N.W., 
Wasliin^ton. I). C. 

MoRRAN, G. S.. War, Machinist. 

Morgan, James Ci'lva, Student Officer. 159 Portage 
Ave., Winnepeg, Canada. Mass. Inst, of TecPi., Key West. 
HTA. 

Morgan. Lawrence. Student OHicer, 17 Hubard St., 
Boston, Mass. 

Morgan. Lai'rence W., Ensign, 389 Marlhoroutrh St., 
BosKin. .Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fh». HT.\. 

MuiuMuY. John F., Student Officer, 177 Allyu St., 
Holyoke. Mass. 

Morrill. Frank W 

MoRHii.L. Haroijj B.. 
Roxbury. .Mass. 

Morris. Henry H., I%nsijrn. 

MoRRLs. Lewis G., Student OHicer, 1015 Park .\ve.. 
New York City. 

Morris, John H., Student Officer, Georgetown College, 
'Washington, D. C. 



, Ensign. 
Student OHicer. 



19 Highland .\ve., 



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MoHms. Wvil.YS K.. Jr.. EnsiRn. N. A. No. 2.1.13. 

MoKBisKrrr. \Vm. I... Student Oflicer, 26 Dinwiddie St., 
Portsmouth. Vu. 

MonnisoN. David G., EnsiRn. ."iOl IC. .State St., Shuron, 
I'n. 

Monnisov, John M., Jn., Student Oflirer, 617 Linwood 
Avf.. Bufnd.i, N. Y. 

-MoRHisos. OciE B., .Student Officer, l'i7 Harrison St.. 
Petersbiirj;. Va. 

.MoHni>*oN, Stijaht T., Student Oflicer. 

Monnow. Timyf.h K.. Ensign, 4201 Ellis .\ve.. Chicnpo, 
III. 

Moa<;F. At. I, AN 1... Knsipn, 128 F*l<'asant St.. Arlinpton, 
Muss. .\krr(ti, Ohio; Horkjiwny. L. I.; Oueenstown, Ire.; 
M. \I. .\. .S.. Hoehainiit.oii, Eng.; Castletown, Ire.; La 
Trinilc. Bre-sl. Kr. LTA. 

MoiisK, Claude S., Stuilcnt OlIiiiT. I'l l;im St., (!len 
Falls, N. Y. 

iMon.sE, (Jto. H., Ensign. 

MoiisK. (Ii-:oiu:e H., War, Gunner. 

-Morse. IIahold M., Student (>ni<'er. Clarks, Nebraska. 
.Mass. Inst, of 'IV.-h., Miiinii. M r\. 

Morse, Krnrv (! , Sliident Ullieer, 80 Glendale St., 
Dorchester, Mass. 

MoHSi:, Maii.and II.. Sliident Officer, .\nson, Maine. 
Mass. Inst. i>l' Tech. HTA. 

MonsE, Robert D., .Student Officer, 46 Pleasant St., 
Marlboro, Mass. .Mass. Inst, ol Tech. IIT.\. 

Morse, Thos. R., Lieut, (j-g-). FalnKaith, Ma.ss. N. .\. 
No. 366. 

Mortimer, Laitrence, Ensign. 

Morton. .\. N.. Ensign. 22.'> Roberts .\ve., Yonkers, N. 
'^'. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola; .Monlchic, Fr.; Hamp- 
ton Roads. N. A. No. 860. IITA. 

Morton. Ci.ahk, Student Olficer, 1211 Gratul Ave.* 
I'Virt Smith, Tex. 

Morton, John W.. Ensign, 22.^ Roberts .\ve., Yonkers, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 1041. 

Morton. Lindi.ey C, Student Officer, 801 66th Ave.. 
Oak Lane. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Morton, W alter F., Student Officer, 73 West 29lh St„ 
Rayonne, N. J. 

MoRv, (Jeo. 11., Ensign, 425 College Ave., Appleton, 
Wi.sc. .Seattle, Wash.; San Diego, Cnl.; Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2263. HTA. 

MosELEV, Hi:nry Vincent, Lieut, (j-g-*- Alexandria, La. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola; Field 
" R ' Northern Bombing Group, Fr. N. A. No. 476. 
HTA. 

MosELEY, Hehbert F., War. Gunner. 

MosE.s, James, Ensign, 3841 South Rroadway, Los 
Angeles, Cal. 

MosHER. F. 11., Lieut, fi-gl. 1 "6 liehnont St., Wash- 
ington, I). C. N. A. No. 2.')«. 

Moss, W. R. M.. Lieut, (j.g.). Law Bldg., Norfolk, Va, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. N. A. -No. 9W. 
HTA. 

MOS.SER, R. D., Lieut, (.i.g.), 117 Edgewood Rood, Ard- 
more. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fla. LT.\. 

MossER. Philip D., Ensign, 344 Wcslervelt .\ve.. Staten 
Isliind. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Roy Shore,Pensacola. 
HTA. 

Mott. C. R.. Student Officer, 86 W. Forest Ave., De- 
troit, .Mich. Duuwoody Inst., Minn. IITA. 

Mott, Elliot W^, Ensign. 

MouLTON, Everts, Student Officer. 7108 llolywood 
Blvtl., Los Angeles, Cal. 

.Moultrie, L. G., Ensign. 210 East 8th St., Rome, Go. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech , Key West, Miami, Pensacola. I!T.\. 

MofNT. Leslie C, Lieut, (j.g.l. 

Mot NT, M. R, Student Olliccr, Riverview Place, Lynch- 
burg, Va Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 

Mointkout, Edgar Va<:k. Student Olficer. 128 Selye 
Terrace, Rochester, N. Y Mass. Inst of Ti-eh. HTA. 

Mow BRAY, C. C, War. Mach., Detroit, Mich. Columbia 
University; Pauillac, Gironde, L*-\ber \ rach, Finistere, Fr.; 
Hampton Roads, Va. 

MoYLAN, Charles E., Student Officer, Jamesvillc, Md. 

Ml'DGE. E. T., 2d. Ensign. 1752 Park Ave., Baltimore, 
Md. Mass. List, of Tech.. Ray Shore, L. 1.; Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 966. HTA. 

Midge, Raymond C. Lieut. O'.g). Ludlow, Vermont- 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Flu, N. A. No. 298- 
HTA. 



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MuGFORD. Frank M., War Gunner. 

MlLFORD, Edward M., Student Olficer, 211 Marlbor- 
ough Road, Brooklyn. N. Y. 

Mlilen, George J., Student Oflicer. 

IVIlliiken. Howard H., Ensi^'n, Short Beach, Branford, 
Conn N. A. No l!i6R. 

MiLLiN, .(oiijv M., Student Ollicer, Alpha Delia Phi 
Club, 1.16 W. I 1th St., New York Cilv. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pcnsacola, New York. HTA. ' 

MuLLiNAX, K.. War. Boatswain, 521 15th Ave., W. 
Seattle. Wash. N. A. No. 557. 

MuMMERT. A. J., Lieut. (j-K). 2808 Locust St., St. Louis. 
Mo. B. S. K. Design Section, Division Aeronautics, 
Washington, D. C. 

MuNGEH, Leonid\s P., Student OITicer, Cotton Ave., 
Motevalle Rd., Birmingham, Ala. 

MuNROE, Robert, 3rd, Ensign, 365 Pennsylvania Ave., 
Oakmont, Pa. N. A. No. 1610. 

MuNSON, R. F., Lieut, (j.g.), 511 West Ave., Medina, 
N. Y. 

MiiRisoN, Richard V., Ensign, 509 E. Chalmers St.. 
Champaign, III. 

MliRPHv, Clarence R., SUident OHlcer, 1030 S. Monroe 
Ave., Green Bay, Wise. 

Murphy, Daniel F., Student OlUcer. ,32 Rodney Dorms. 
Univ. of Penn., Philadelphia, Pa. 

MuRpnr, Geoboe, Student Olficer, Harbor Beach. Mich. 

Murphy. H. C, Lieut, (j-g-). 

Murphy, J. G., Ensign, 2 Gibson Terrace, Somerville, 
Mass. 

Murphy, Jas. Doyle, Ensign. Harrison, N. Y. Mass. 



Inst, of Tech., Pensacola; Monfauk, L. I.; Ilamptooi 
Roads, Morchead City. HTA. 

Murphy, James M., Student Officer, 500 W. Uh St., 
Dayton, Ohio. 

MitRpHY. Joel H., Student Officer, 500 W. Ith St., Day- 
ton, Ohio. 

Murray, Francis D., Student Ollirer, 2 Charier Oak 
Ave., Hartford, Conn. 

Murray, Frank, Student Olficer, 166 2d Ave., Norths 
and Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, Tenn. 

Murray, George D., Lieut, fj.g.). 

Murray. Geo. S., Lieut, fj-g-)* 

Murray, Harry, Student Officer, R. F. D., No. ') Hills- 
boro Rd., Nashville, Tenn. 

Murray, Norbert M., Ensign. 

Murray, R. L., Ensign, 2115 5th St., Port Arlhur, Tex. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Rockaway Beach, N. Y 
LTA. 

Murray, William R., Sludent Officer, 461 Wayne St.,. 
Jersey City, N. J. 

Mubrin, William R., Ensign, 401 W. US St., New York. 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. San Diego. HTA. 

Musk. David A., Lieut, (j.g.), 51 Powell Ave.. Newport, 
R. I. N. A. No. 902. 

MussER, Howard B., Student OlDcer, 312 E St., N. E., 
Wa.shington, D. C. 

Myers, Edwin E., Student Officer, 46 First St., Hins- 
dale, III. 

Myers, Edwin H., Student Officer, Hockley. Texas. 

Myers, Kenneth D., Student Officer, 750 Ave. C, 
Bayonne, N. J. 

Myers. Staniey TL. Ensign, 130 Kings Road, Corvallis^, 
Ore. N. A. No. 1992. 



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42 Richdnle Ave, Soiner- 
vill.-. \litss. Muss. Ilisl. of 
'I'rcli.. Miiiiiii, JVnsacola. 
^. A. iNo. 2122. HTA. 



NAI'MICH. FHF.D L. 

Ensitjit 

Altaniiiiil. III. M11S.S. hist. 

of Tpch.. .\kroii. IVusa- 

cola. N. A. No. 21 10. I,TA. 



NIvMj;, H\^M()M) .M. 

Ertsiiin 
KHIl 2Hli SI. I'arkiTshuri;. 
W. \a. M. I. r,. IVnsa., 
Miami, Miuilrliic, l.'AliiT 
Vrat^h, Hay Sh., Maiiiploti 
H<ls. N. A. No. 687. HTA. 



NKILEY, STEPHEN B- 

Studnit Officer 
.'> W'ulcolt Rd., Winchi-stLT, 
Mass. Great Lakes. HT.\. 



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Student Ofjicer 
169 Irvinglou Ave, 
Orange, N. J. Mass. 
of Tech., Key West, i 



i\ELSOi\. J(JH.\ E. 
Ensign 
So. Belvidere St., St. Johns- 
lust, bury, \'t. Mass. Inst, of 
ITA. Tech., Buffalo. HTA. 



NETHERCOT, I). G. 
Ensign 
518 Cherry St.. Winiietka, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
San Diego. Peusacola. N. 
A. No. 1801. HTA. 



NEWBERN. PLl.NV A. 

Etisign 
429 East 3rd St.. Oklahoma 
City, Okla. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Ray Shore. iVnsa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1692. HTA. 



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Ensign 

'V High St.. Round Brook, 
f N. J. Univ. Wash.. San 

Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 

No. 2368. HTA. 



.m:\\ kll, frank c. 

.'Sltidenl Officer 
36 Reverly Court, Detroit. 
Mioh. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. HTA. 



NICHOLS. JOHN G. 

Student Officer 
Care of Corporation Com- 
mission. Raleigh, N. C. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami. HTA. 



NICKERSON, C. M. 




Ensign 




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NICKOLS, FRANK A. 

Ensign 

2210 Roslyn Ave.. Balli- 

more, Md. Mass. lust, of 

Tech., Miami. HTA. 




NICOLSOIV, ROBERT L. 

Student Officer 
689 Piedmont Ave., At- 
lanta, Ga. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Dunwoody. HTA. 



NIEHAU.S, RUUEKT L. 
Ensign 
33 San Carlos Apts., Madi- 
son .\ve., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
M. I. T., Aliami, Pensacola, 
Great Lakes. N. -\. No. 
1652. HTA. 



MKLSI-;i\. L. 

Ensign 

20 First St., Weehawken, 

N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Elizabeth, Whitestone, L. I. 




NOBLE, RUSSELL C. 
Ensign 
6')1 Forest St., New Haven, 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Hoads. N. A No. 1233. 
HTA. 



NULL, TELFORD B. 
Lieut. U-3-) 
2(i76 Birch St., Denver, 
Culo. Akron, Cape May, 
I lampion Rds., Key West, 
Garden City. N. A. No. 
1260. LTA. 



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Nade.\u, R, A., Ensifn, 708 Mason St., Flint, Mich. 
Nash, Douglas E., Lieut, (j.g.), 35 High St., So. Nor- 
walk. Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Key West. 
HTA, 

Nash, J. F., Lieut, (j.g.), 30 Professor's Row, Tufts Col- 
lege, Mass. N. A. No. 556. 



NOEL, CELEST J, NOEL, EDWARD T. 

Ensign Studertt Officer 

1330 Concord Ave., De- Scottsbluff, Nebr. Dun- 
troit, Mich. M. I. T., Bay woody, Mass. Inst, of 
Shore, Hampton Rds., Tech., Great Lakes. HTA. 
Great Lakes, Pensacola, 
N. A. No. 1760. HTA. 

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Nason, Robert C, Student OfBcer, 5 Chester St., N. 
Cambridge, Mass. 

Nathan, A., War Machinist, 725 Riverside Drive, New 
York City. 

Naugle, Philip D., Ensign. 

Neal, a. W., Ensign, Jacksonville, Fla. N. A. No. 1386. 

Neal, E. F., Student OfHcer, 927 West Grace St., 
Richmond, Va. Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Neal. Wm. W., Student Officer, Louisburg, N. C. 

Neale, R. W., Student Officer, 15 Felton St.. CUfton- 
dale, Mass. 

Neale, Wm. F., Student Officer, 1422 Austin St., 
Waco, Texas. 

Neel, Guv Weaver, Ensign, N. A. No. 1384. 

Neff, Samuel W., Student Officer, 61 Washington Sej. 
South, New York City. 

Nelan, Thomas F., Student Officer, Mifflintown, Pa. 

Nelms, F. Jr., Student Officer, 552 S. 48th St., Phil 
delphia. Pa. 



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Nelson. Elmek L. 
Chiini;.). 111. 

Nelson. Fbank C, Ensign. Campbell. Ciil. 
lait. ol liTh.. Bay .Shore. I>ens.ieola. UTA. 

Nelson. HEnnEKT E.. ,Stii<l,-nl OlFicer. Einmprlon, Vn. 
Neuson. E., EnsiKH. N. A. No. 927. 
Nel,son, R. K.. War Machinist. 

Neumann. Carl W., Student Officer, It? Delaware 
Ave.. Delroil. Mich. 

Nehbv. IIehman R., Lieut, (j.g.). 

Newell. Krank G., Student Officer. iS Chestnut St., 
Murlhoro. Mass. 

Nehhoi'se. Rolly W.. Ensign. Stanford University. 
Cal. N. A. No. 1 l.J.i. 

Newlin. James C, Jii.. I.ieut. (j.g)-. Haverford. Pa. 
Mass. Itisl. of rcch.. Pensacola. Montchic, iioscomhe 
Downs h.ni;. Norlhirn i!. (i.. Kastleigh. Eng. N. A. No. 
.M2. 11 i"A. 

Nkw.somk. Thomas \\ .. linsign. 4930 Swiss Ave., 
Dallas, lex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 

Newsom, E. E., Sludont Officer. Mediapolis, Iowa 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key Wesl. Kla. JITA. 

Newton. IIohace Iv, Slndint Officer. 

Newton, Oscab. Jn., Ensign. l:i25 N. Stale St., Jackson, 
Miss. N. A. No. 2015. 

Newton. Phillip Smith. Sindent Officer, Townsend 
Apt., lllh and Oak Sis.. Oakland. Cal. 

NiBi.ACK. A. II.. KnsiKii. 229 l.ukc .Shore Drive. Chicago, 
III. Mass. Inst, of IVch. II TA. 

Nichols, Alan G., Ensign, lS01-12lh St. N. VV 
W Hshoiglon, D. C. N. A. No. 1625. 

Nichols, James T., Sindcnt Officer. 

Nichols. John M.. Student Ollicer, 157 WashioL-lon 
St., llempslcad. L. 1.. .\. V. 

N1CHO1.SON, A. W.. Ensign. Upland Hd.. CanihridKC 
Ohio. N. A. No. 1547. 

Nicholson. Caul 1!.. Sludcnt Officer. 
N1CH01.S0N. Rmih W . Sindcnt Officer, 42.t .S. Eighth 
.St.. Richmond, liid. 

NicKLAs. Felix P.. SliidenI Officer. 547 llarl Si 
Hrooklyn, N. Y. 

•r '\" ^"■•'*• ,'; '^- Kisign, Savannah. .\Io. Mass. Inst, of 
lech.. Key West. iMianii. Pensacola. HI \. 

N1KLA.S0N, Clarence R.. Sludenl Offii cr. 2 Avon Si 
Cambridge. Mass. 

NiEoiiiNoiiArs. Paul E., Sindcnl Officer. 7111 S Linden 
Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pa. 

Nightingale. Gobiion T.. Sliideut Officer. Moosnii 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Nightingale. Wintiibop E.. Ensign. Station 'A' Alhol 
Mass. Mass Insl. of Te,-I,.. Hay .Shore. L. I., Pensacola," 
Fla. N. A. No. 1914. 1IT.\. 

Nisbet. James A.. I.ienl. (j.g.). 1055 Vine St.. Denver 
Colo. Mass Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola. Montchic. France 
htonehcnge. Eng.; M.Ian and Turin. Ilnly; Norlliern H G 
N. A. No. 18. UTA. 

Nixon. Jesse M.. Student Officer. 

Noble ClBTiss G., Ensign. 15Uligliland Ave.. Bulfalo. 
IN. \. Mass. Insl. of Tec h. Hay Slii>re. Ilaniplon Ron.ls 
Pensacola. Ha. N. A. No 1629. 

Noble. Leland F.. Ensign, Mannsville, N. V. .Mass. 



Insl. of Tech.. .Miami. Pensacola. Key West. N. A. No. 
.104. IITA. 

Noel. Ai-giiste L.. Ensign. IS Washington Sq.. North. 
New ■» ork City. .Ma.ss. Inst. Tech.. Great Lakes, Ilampton 
Reads. \'a. HT/\. 

Nolan. John F., Ensign, 241)1 Valentine Ave., Fordhum, 
New York Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Akron, O.. and 
Hockoway Reach, New York. LT.\. 

.Nolan, .M. D., Ensign, 616 Cheyenne Ave., Alliance, 
Neb. Mass. Insl. of Tech, Key West. Miami. Pensacola. 
Ha. N. A. No. 1794. 

Noi.ANi), J. L.. Ensign. 

NoiEN. Mabtin C. Student Officer. 29 Ransoine St.. 
Muskegon. Mich. 

NonlKjBEN. AnoLPH G., Slinlent Officer, 412 So. Front 
St.. .Mankalo. Minn. 

Noni.HoiisE, .Sterling M.. Ensign. 120 Broadway, New 
J ork Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tecll., Hay Shore, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 11)1). UTA. 

N0B.MENT. Robert T.. Student Officer. .McDonogh, Md. 

NoRRis. A. F.. Ensign. 24 Princeton St., Worcester. Mass. 

NoBBis. Beverlv a., Stnilent Officer. 15 W. 74th St.. 
New York Cily. 

NoBBis. Ralph II.. Lieut, (j.g.). Chelsea. Mass. Mass. 
Insl. of lech. Pembroke. Wales, Mullion, Eng.. Paim- 
boeuf. France. Monlauk. R<K:kaway. "" 

h'l'\. 



■ug.. 
N. a. No. 671. 



NoBBis. .Samitel R.. Ensign. Chanel Hill. N. C N. A. 
No. 2099. 

NoBTH. Giiss A.. Student Officer. Federal Bldg.. Dc» 
Moines. Iowa. 

NoBTHHOp. Albrev J.. Sludcnt Officer, 157 Weslcott 
St.. Syracuse. N. Y. 

Norton. Arthur W.. Student Officer. 400 Charles 
River Road. Cambridge, Mass. 

NoRviLi.n. (;. O., Lieut, (jg). 35 Mt. Morins Park. 
New York City. 

Nosworthy. F. L. E.. Slutlent Officer. 1 lampion, Conn. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola. 
NoTLEY. Harry E.. Ensign. 

Nottingham. Wm., Student Officer. 929 Ackerman Ave . 
Syracuse, N. Y. 

NoiiRSE, Ralph F.. Ensign. 

NowELL. John M., Jr., Student Ollicer. 495 Spring 
St.. Allanla. (ia. 

NoVES. Harry E.. Student Officer. 51) Morion St. 
Newton Centre. Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

NucKoLus. James T., Student Officer. 15n4-4lh Ave.. 
Columbus. Ga. 

NiicKOLs. Iba Fbedebic. Ensign. Savannah. Mo. N. 
A. No. lao.f 

Nlidd. Thomas L.. Ensign. Dixon. Cal. N. A. No. 
1346. 

Null, Telpobd B.. Lieut, (j.g.). 1361 Bellaire St.. 
Denver. Colo. N. A. No. 1260. 

NuNAMAKER. L.G.. Student Officer, Aurora. Nebr. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

NuNNEKER. CiiAs. L.. Sliidcnt Officer. 1722 Haymiller 
St.. Cincinnati. Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. I1T.\. 

Niitt MiLBiHN E.. Student Officer. Care of First 
National Bank. Granbury. Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Fla. HTA. 



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{E) Kdmonston. 

{F) V. A. Swiiine. 

(G) Klias (lohlensky. 

{K) " Kazanjian." 



(A) Marshiilt Sinrlin. 
(M) James \ M.'rrili.-w. 
( V) Kiigeitr IliircJiiiisoa. 

(Q) J. M. l-;ili,.ir. i'hila. 

i/t) Ira L. Ilill. 

(S) *"Straii.ss Portrait." 



( T) Towiiscik!. 

(U) Umlt'rwood \ riidiTWood. 
(H) "Sid WJiiliiiK Portrait." 
(A) Ilixoii-Comidly Studio. 







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OAKLEY. GEO. T. 



Ensign 
932 Riverside Ave.. Tren- 
ton. N. .1. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. liay Shore. Pensa- 
ci.la. N. A. No. 1638. 



OBRIEN. HERBERT S. 



Student Officer 
210 No. Cass St.. Wabash, 
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



OCONNELL, DENNIS F. 

Student Officer 
].58 Adams St.. Dorchester, 

Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. Mo., Seattle, Wash. HTA. 
HTA. 



O'CONNOR, FERGUS A, 

Student Officer 
5048 Ridge Ave., St. Louis, 




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ODLAND, THEO. 

Student Officer 
Erskine, Minn. Sealtle, 
San Diego. HTA. 



OETINGER, II. W. 

Ensign 
Warminster, Bucks Co., Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key 
West, Pensacola, Miami. 
N. A. No. I (37. HTA. 



OKELL, JACK 

Ensign 
98 Monte Vista Ave., 
Ilakland, Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. San Diego, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1388 



OLMSTED, GARDNER 
Ensign 
2U5 Telegraph Ave., Oak- 
land, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diego, Pensa- 
cola. Ruckavvay. N. A. No. 
1335. HTA. 




OLMSTEAD, H. G. 
Student Officer 
Adrian, Mich. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Newport, Miami. 
HTA. 



OLSON, CARL G. 
Ensign 
690 Lawrence St., Apple- 
ton, Wis. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Miami. 
N. A. No. 1829. HT\. 



OLSON, EDWARD M. 
Ensign 
3725 Byron St., Chicago, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2186. HTA. 



OLSON, ROBERT W. 

Student Officer 

Amboy. Minn., Dunwoody 

Inst., Minn., Miami. HTA. 





OMARAII, C. B. 

Ensign 

Eureka, 111. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Akron, Rockaway 

Beach. LTA. 



O'NEILL. D. EDWIN 
Ensign 
123 W. 70th St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. Pau- 
illac, Moutchic, Fromen- 
tin. N. A. No. 876. HTA. 



ORAM, ROBERT C. 

Ensign 
648 South 2nd East St., 
Salt Lake Cilv. Utah. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Mia- 
mi, Pensaola, Rockaway 
Beach. N. A. No. 1080. 



ORDWAY, RICHARD S. 

Ensign 

RFD. No. 1, Manchester, 
N. II. M. I. T.. Moutchic, 
Avord, Fr., Old Sarura, 
Eng., No. Bomb. Gro. 
N. A. No. 368. HTA. 




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Ollll, FHANK WYLIE 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
20:) Nnrlli Brevard St., 
(Iharlolli-. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Guuuery 
Inst. 




OHTON, ja.\ie;s w. 

Sludrnt OJificrr 
3337 Garfield .\ve., Kansas 
Cily, Ml). Mass. Insl. of 
Tecli., Miami. Jl'r,\. 



OSHUHN, C. VV. 
Ensign 
l.il \V. Pike .St.. Clarks- 
hnrc. \\ . \ a. Mass. Inst, of 
'i"i;ch.. Hay Shore, Pensa- 
cola, IVfiami. .\. \. No. 
1742. HTA. 



OSGOOD. FORREST C. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
12 Woofjhuu] St., .\rIinf?ton, 
Mass. .Mas,s. Inst, of 

Tech., Newport, Pensacola. 
N. .\. No. y.U). HTA. 





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Lieut. (J.g.) 
1ft Harvard St., Laconia, 
N. II. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Gnrtiss Co., Rurfress Co. 
Marblehead, Ru. C. & R. 
Wash.. D. C. LTA. 



o.sTi;,Mii:R(;, zk.no 

Lieut, ij.g.i 
R. R. No. 15, Rox 7.'">, l.os 
(iatos, ("al. iVIass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, San Di- 
ego. HTA. 



OTTWVAY. F. II. 

En.-iign 
Lyons, N. \'. .Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Ray .Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1K17. HTA. 



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Ensign 
3.''>2') I3lh St., N. W., VVash- 
iniiton. D. C. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., .\kr n. Rockaway, 
Ivey West. LTA. 



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OWEN, KNIGHT^B. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
Vineyard. Haven, Mass, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. Moiitchic, Fr., Kil- 
lingholme, Eng. fITA. 




OWENS, S. W. 
Ensign 
213 East Grace St., Rich- 
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Peusacola, 
Rockaway Beach. N. A. 
No. 1315. HTA. 



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Oakes, F. Warhen, Jr., Lieut, (j.p.), 677 Emerson St., 
Denver. Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Fla.; 
C. N. O. Washington. D. C. N. A. No. 466. HTA. 

Oberrender. Willard H.. Student Ollicer, 482 Summit 
Ave.. South Orange. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

O'Brien. A. W., Ensign. 37 Girard St., N. E., Wash- 
ington. D. C. N. A. No. 656. 

O'Brie.n. Henry C, Student Officer. 10 Howland St., 
Cambridge, Mass. 

O'Brien, Heivry N., Student Officer, 410 W. Sandusky 
St.. Findlay. Ohio. 

O'BniEN. .Iames, Ensign. N. A. No. 764. 

O'Brien, Lawrence T., Ensign. 

O'Brien. Paul, Student Officer. 

O'Brien. Wm. Van R.. Student Officer. 1214 N. Calvert 
St., Baltimore. Md. 

Obrikat, Edward B., Student Officer. 3232 3d St., San 
Diego. Cal. 

O'Rryan. L. T., Ensign, Springfield, Ky. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacoia, Miami. HTA. 

O'Cali.aghan, Thos. E.. Student Officer, 1005 W. 10th 
St., Erie, Pa. 

O'CoNNELL, Daniel J.. Ensign, 89 Bryant Ave., Milton. 
Mass. N. A. No. 1245. 

O'CoNNELL. Harold P.. Student Officer, 1147 W. 55th 
S(., Chicago. Ill Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA. 

O'CoNNELL. Leland D., Student Officer, 393 W. 40th 
St.. Los Angeles, Cal. 

O'CoNNER, Cornelius J., Ensign, N. A. No 1117. 

O'Day, Daniel H., Ensign. 

O'DoNNELL. Paul F.. Student Officer, 400 S. 15th St.. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

Oelkers. a. H., Ensign. San Marcos, Tex. Great 
Lakes. III. LTA. 

O'German. Bichard J., Student Officer, 3529 Locust 
St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 

Ogier. Walter W., Jr., Student Officer. 

O'GoBMAN. C. J., Ensign, 472 Main St.. S. Manchester, 
Conn. 

O'Harra, Roswell B.. Student Officer, Carthage, III. 
Dunwoody Institute. Minn. 

O'Keefe. Bobt. R.. Student Officer, 29 St. Bose St., 
Jamaica Plains, Mass. 

O'Keefe, Walter F., Student Officer, 124 E. Fourth 
St.. Bethlehem, Pa. 

Oliver. John E., Student Officer. 

* >"LounHLiN. Leo T.. Boatswain, Brookville. Va. N. 
A. No. 132L 

Olsen, Carl G.. Ensign, 676 Lawrence St., Appleton. 
Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacoia. Miami. HTA. 

Olsen. Harry. Ensign. 321 Fulton St.. Palo Alto. Cal. 

O'Mallev. Paul C, Student Officer. Postmaster, N. Y. 



O'Neil. Chas. R.. Student Officer, 10 Central Ave., 
Flushing, L. I. 

O'Neil, C. F., Ensign, 370 W. Market St., Akron, Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Pensacoia. N. A. No. 2438. 
LTA. 

O'Neill. Frank Thomas. Student Officer, 541 Tenth 
Ave.. San Francisco. Cal. Mass. last, of Tech. HTA. 

O'Neill. Neil, Jr., 750 Bay St., San Francisco, Cal. 
N. A. No. 1351. 

O'Neol, Aur.usTiN F., Student Officer, 777 Ardmore 
Ave., Akron, Ohio. 

Oppenheimer, B. J.. Student Officer, 419 Sumner Ave.. 
Springfield. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 

Oram, John F., Lieut, (j.g.). 

Oband. James B., Student Officer, 2208 Sangar Ave., 
Waco, Texas. 

Ormsby, Thom-as F., War. Machinist. 

Oan, James O.. Student Officer, Woukon, Iowa. Dun- 
woody, Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

Orr, Marshall S., Student Officer, Smilry Hall, Clare- 
mont, Cal. 

Orr, B. C. Ensign. 209 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacoia. 

Orme, Charles D., Ensign. 

Obtner. Howard B., Student Officer. 

OsBORN, Charles A., Student Officer, 1502 Columbia 
Boad, Washington, D. C. 

Osborne. Edmund B., Student Officer, Stone Bridge 
Road, Montclair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

O.SBORNE. Geo. E.. Student Officer. 

Osgood, Wm. P., Ensign, 627 Lake St., Madison, Wis. 
N. A. No. 2414. 

OsTiN, Oscar L.. Ensign. 64] 
Cal. N. A No. 2163. 

f)sTRiD(:E, C. L., Lieut, (j.g.) 
town. Mass. N. A. No. 231. 

O'SuLLivAN, H. C, Ensign. 

Oswald, Carl L., Ensign, 17 Rock Creek Church Boad, 
Washington. D. C. 

Ott, G.. Ensign. N. A. No. 133. 

Owen, George T.. Lieut. (].g). 1203 Harvard St., 
N. W., Washington. D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensa- 
coia. Queenstown., Aghada, \\ hiddy Island; Hampton 
Roads, Va. N. A. No. 274. HTA. 

Owens, James M., Jr., Lieut, (j.g.). Box 268, Palm 
Beach, Fla. 

Owens. Theo., Lieut. fj.g.). College Club. Seattle, Wash ; 
Pensacoia, Fla.; Hampton Roads, \'a. HTA. 

OxLEv, John H., Ensign. Denver Athletic Club, Denver, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacoia. Wash., New York. 
N. A. No. 709. 

Oyen, a. Scipio, Ensign. 1107 Mer. Exch. BIdg., San 
Francisco, Cal. 



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12 Marion I{<i., \\ iilerrown. 


612 N. Miihonin^' ,\vc.. 


Alpha ni-llji Phi Chih. 1.16 


Kcolji. Iowa. .Mas.s 


Insl 


Moss. Akron. Ciipr Mjiy, 


Warrt'ti. Ohio. .Mass. Inst. 


West tllh St.. Niw York 


of Tech.. IVnsarola, 


Op- 


Rix-kawuy. N. A. .No. H«2. 


oflVcli.liiiinilo. :!r(i Naval 


Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 


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ITA 


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Disl. Navy Yard. -N. Y. 


Hay Shore. Pcnsarolu. N. 
A. No. l.'ita. HTA. 








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138 SainI Paul Si . Ilrook- 
line. Mass. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Keyport. Klizaboth. 



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PAINTICH. AI.OKN L. 


Slmlenl Offlrrr 
120 North lOlh St.. A|il. 
No. 1, Hr«»\vnt'. Onialia, 
N«hr. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
LTA. 


Ensign 
Ci>o^er Carlton Hotel, Chi- 
lai-'o. Ill Mas.s. Inst, of 
Teil... Key West. N. A. 
No. 1472. HTA. 


Kn.iifjn 
1027 We-slern Ave.. N. S 
Pitlsliiir^'h. Pa. Mass 
Inst, of Tech.. I'ensocolo 
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PALMER, C. A. 

Ensign 
S5 Ann St., Arkon, Ohii). 
Mass. Ins(. of Tech.. Akron, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1978. 
LTA. 



PALMER, C. D. 

Ensign 
Penisaiiila, Hampton Rds., 
U. S. S. Texas. Anacostia. 
N. A. No. 116. UTA. 



PARKT. JOHN W. 

Ensign 
Quitman, Miss. Mass. Inst, 
of Tei^h., Akron, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 21,')6. LTA. 



PARKER, ALTON N. 
Ensign 
Crystal .Springs, Miss, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Pen'^arola. N. A, No 
2132. HTA. 



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PAHkKK, KEN N Kill S. 

Ensign 
Parker Pen. Co., Janesville. 
Wis Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. IN. A. 
No. 1042. 



PAItKKR. PARK G. 

Ensign 
166 N. Mountain Ave., 
Monlelair, N. J. Mass. 
Iiist. of Tech., Hay Shore, 
Pensacola. Coco Solo, C. 
Z. N. A. No. U21. IITA. 



PARKS, BENJAMIN S. 

Ensign 



PARKS. lUCIIARU C. 

Sifulent O^cer 



2712 Halldale Ave., Los 


Timf»ninm, 


Md. 


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woody Inst, 


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of Tecli.. Akron, Rock- 








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PARSLEY, CLYDE L. 

Ensign 
RIackstone Hotel, Omaha, 
Nehr. Mass, Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola, Chat- 
ham. N, A, No, 1989, 
HTA. 







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PARSLOW. CHARLES E. 

Ensign 
Oi:t W. Bishop St., Santa 
Ana, Cal. Mass. Inst,, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N. A. No 1776. HTA. 




PARSONS. EBEN 

Ensign 
4ft Iliamphrey St., Swamp- 
sott, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bhje Hill Observa- 
tory. Brunswick, Ga. 



PARSONS. LEWIS M. 

Ensign 
40.37 Spruce St., Philadel- 
phia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Sliore, Hamp- 
ton Roails, Pensacola. N. 
A. No Jir.7. HTA. 







PARIHIDGL. MOHHIS 

Ensign 
Partridi^c Inn. Auj,'usla. 
Ga. Pensacola, Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West. N. A. 
No. 2401. HTA. 



PARTRHXiE. W. H.. Jr. 

Ensign 
Brook St.. Wellesley. Mass. 
Akron. Pcnsa., Rockaway. 
Ouccnslovvn, R. N. A. S., 
Boehampton, La Pallice, 
Brest. LTA. 



PATTERSON. W. II 

Slni/enl Officer 
Devon, Chester Co.. Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



PATTERSON. W. K. 

Ensign 
2()H S. I.ilh St., Harris- 
biir^'. Pa. M. I. T., Key 
Wesl. Miami, Pensacola, 
Hampton Rds., Moutchic, 
N. A. No. 12a6. HTA. 



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PATIISO.N'. \VM. II. PATTON. J\MKS li, Jr. I'ALJL. F. C. I'AXSO.N. DAVin \V. 

Stitdent OjDicer Kiisiijri Student Officer Kmign 

1«.")2 Mnnr.H! Si.. N. W., Bon Air. Va. Mass. Iiisl. of Walcrtown. Kla. Creat MUt Cheslniil .St, I'hila- 

WashinKliin. I). C. Mass. Toi:h., Miami. PfMisacoIa. Lakes, Pensacula. LTA. delpliia. Pa. Mass lust. 

Inst, of Tech.. Newport N. A. No. 13:!1. IITA. of Tceli.. Akron. Iloirkaway 

News, Hampton Hoads. Beach. LTA. 
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PICAHCE, J..STKELIC 
Stuileiil Officer 
2'A Mast Tii!i>chocken St., 
(iermnntowii, l*)iila(lel|>hia. 
Pa. l)uuw(K)dy Inst. M^inn., 
.Minn. HTA. 



PEAHSD.N, KHAiNCIS II. 
Student Officer 

56 N. CIny St.. Hinsdale, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



PIOASLKli. ALFHKI) T. 
Etmifin 
Wm LrK-ust Si., r>iil)ui|iie, 
Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1646. HTA. 



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Pi:CK, F. c. 
Knsitjn 
.'.86 Fifth Ave.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Pensacola, San niego. N. 
\. No. 73S. HTA. 



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PECK, L. S. 
Lieut, ij.fj.) 
Sewickley, Pa. Harni)lnn 
Rds., Moutchic, Fr., He 
Tudy, Fr. N. A. No. 172. 
LTA. 



PEDDLE, J. IS. 

Student Officer 
D'Arlington Ap(s., Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 



I'EMJLETOiN, \V. !•:. 

Student Ufjicer 

.1 Dessau Place. Macon, Ga. 

Dunwoody, Great Lakes, 

HTA. 



PENNEY, T. C. 
Ensiijn 
2501 Girard Ave., So. 
Minneapolis. Minn. Dun- 
woody, Miami, Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2.'?97. 
ITA. 




PENNINGTON, S. C, Jr. 

Ensigti 
Paradise Ave., Cantons- 
ville. Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Miami. 
N. A. No. 1470. HTA. 



PERKINS, ERNEST F. 
Student Officer 
153 E. Emerson St.. Mel- 
rose, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. HTA. 




PERKINS. M. F. 

Student Officer 

111 N. Tennessee S t., 

McKinney, Tex. Seattle, 

Wash. HTA. 



PERRIN, JOHN 
Lieut. (j.(j.) 
1.32 Fisher Ave., Rrooklioe, 
Mass. Pensacoia, Yar- 
mouth, Felixstowe, Lough 
Foyle. Bay Shore. N. A. 
No. 202. 




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PERRY, II. \\., Jr. 

Student Ofliccr 
18 S. 20th St.. Birmingham. 
Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



PERRY. R. A. 

Ensign 
6'll5SlP«arl Ave. .Chicago. 
III. Dunwoody Inst., Mi- 
ami, Key West, Pensacola. 
HTA. 




PERSONS, ROBERT W. 

Student 0.(licer 
Marshall, Minn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 




PETERMANN, F. P. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
300 Tamarack St., Laur- 
ium, Mich, Dunwoody, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 904. 
HTA. 



PERRY, WARREN M. 

Ensign 
64 Princeton Ave.. Y'oungs- 
town, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. Miami. 
M o u t c h i c. Campagne. 
N. A. No. 1450. HTA. 



PERRY. WILLIAM M. 

Student Officer 
4953 Fountain Ave., St. 
Louis. Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 




PEl EltSEN. EDW. S. 
Ensign 
72^1 Drexel Ave., San 
Antonio (Bexar Co.), Tex. 
Staff II. S. N. A. Hdqtrs., 
Paris, Fr., Brest, Fr. 



PETERSON, E. ERNEST 

Ensign 
408 Bcllevue Ave., N. 
Seattle, Wa.sh. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1723. HTA. 




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Knsiffn 
IVinri'lcm, Minn. Minno- 
nptilis, \Iiiiini. Pciisucolij. 
IITA 




I>ETEUSt)N. W.M. LUUIS 

Lieut, ij.lt.) 
id:, linrry St., Boston 




PKITIT. Alt! mit I-; 

Ensitjii 

SUittenrt. Ark. SimUIIi! 



Mass. iMiiss. Iiisl of Tcih., Sun Dicpo, l>(Misaculii. I\. 



H. A. V . KiUinKhohnc. 
KtiK.. \Vlii(i<lv IsliuiH. Ire. 
.\. A. No. IK,-). IIIA. 



A. No. 2257. IITA. 



l'lli:r.AN. JAMKS 
Ensign 
l.'J hassolt St.. Lynn, Mass. 
IVnsiicola, Norfolk, Kill- 
inifholino, Kiig. N. A. No. 
220. IITA. 



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PHELPS. LAHAN P. 
Ensign 
1317 S. Mil Ave., Louisville. 
Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
llamplon Hnads. Key 
Wesl. iN'iisai- la. N.A. No. 
2424. HTA. 



PHELPS.WILLIAM S. 

Enxiqn 
1121 Vallojo St.. San Fran- 
cisco. Cal. Mas.s. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. S'o. 1762. 
HTA. 



I'llILBKonK. \V. M. 
Ensitjn 
7;U) OraiifJTO Ave. Coronado, 
('al. Mass. Inst, ol" 'I'ech., 
Hay Shiirc. Pcnsacola. N. 
A. No. 1K.">1. HTA. 



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rilll.LII'S. KI.I.IOT S. 
Ensiijn 
\hb v.. T'llti St., New York 
( jly. .Mass. Insl. of Tech. 
H :i y S h o r e, Pcnsacola, 
Itoikiiway. N. A. No. 1680. 
IIT\ 



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I'lKUCE, ALLEN F. 

Ensign 

136 N. Kmliil Avp.. Wosl- 

lieiil. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., H;iv Slinn-, I'ciisii- 

fiUy. Il.'iini'.lnij (Ms. \H\ 



PIERCE, HAROLD \V. 

Ensifin 
224 Adams St., Milton, 
Moss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Nnv.'tl Opcriiliorls Aviulion 
ili>.~ HI >, 



PIERCE. THOMAS D. 

Entiign 
Lancdon, N. D. Mass 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Miami. Pensaeola, Ilamp' 
Ion Roads. N. A. No, 
21)71. IITA. 



PIERREPONT, S. 
Ensign 
Ridgefield. Conn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Hampton- 
Roads. IITA. 





I'INKLEY, GEORCE I). 

Ensign 
Gibson City. 111. Mass. 
Inst, of lech., Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. l\o. 
2321. IITA. 



PITTELKOVV. A. G. 
Student Officer 
513 Chalmers Ave., De- 
troit, Mich. Great Lakes, 
Pensacola. 



PITT.MAN. (;E0RGE II. 

Ensign 
4932 Worlh St., Dallas, 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Key West, Pensacola. N 
A. No. 211!0. IITA. 



PLACE, PALMER B. 
Student Officer 
Newmarket, N. II. Mass- 
Inst, of Tech. IITA. 





PLACIO, RUSSELL 1' 
Ensign 
198 St. Paul St., Ilrookline 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
Pensacola, Eastleiph.Mout- 
chic, lie Tudy. N. A. No, 
686. IITA. 



1•LA^K. EAUL E. 
Ensign 
American Flyinc Cluh, 1 1 
East 38th St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Miami. Key We*l. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2638. 



PL.Xrr. FRAiMv C. 
Ensign 
420 South Elgin St., Tulsa, 
Okla. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2565. IITA. 



PLATT. LOUIS J. 
Lieut. Ua) 
30 Church St., New York 
City. Rockaway. Bu. 

Steam Engineering. Wash.^ 
D. C. LTA. 





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PLATT. R. L. 

Ensign 
1127 Grand Ave., CnrlhnfiP, 
Mo. Mass. lust, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola, N . A . 
No. 1648. 



PLUESS, MARTIN D. 
Ensign 
Ansonia. Ohio. U. of 
Wash., San Diego, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2303. 
HTA. 



POINDEXTER, GARY A. 

Ensign 
212 N. 7th St., Temple. 
Tex. Seattle. Wash.. San 
Diego, Pensacola . N . A . 
No. 2524. HTA. 



POLLARD. JAMES 

Ensign 
121 Liberty Road, 
Soruerville. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami 
sacola. N. A. No. 
IITA. 



J.. Jr^ 

West 
Mass. 
. Pen- 

2226„ 



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Pollock. i>r;i)i,i;^ \i. 

Slndifii O/ficcr 
1 I(>J( Kiirlid Ave.. Cleve- 
Ijitid. Ohio. I'nivcrsity of 
\\ (isJiitiKrini. IITA. 




I'oon. AI.KHKD K. 

hSnsign 
35 East A9th St.. Now York 
Ctly. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
Key West. UTA. 



POi'i:. JOHN W. 

Student Officer 
Srnrkvillf. Miss. Mass. 
Inst, of Teiih MTA. 



PORK. W. M. II. 

Ensiijn 
1016 Fust'T St., Kvanston, 
in. I)iiiiw(M«ly Itist. Minn., 
M ianii, Pensacola. IllW. 



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POIUKOS, CKOIKJK S. 
Sliiili-nl Officer 
l^ox 311. lies' Moines. Tnwu 
Seutllc, Son Oicgo. HTA. 



1'(1HI1:H. W. Ll'.noV.T 
Krisiijn 
St. Ipiince. Mich. Mn.s,s. 
Inst, of Te<'h., Key West, 
Pensaeola, Minmi. N. A. 
No. 1379. HTA. 




POST. C. F. 
Eivsign 
.')858 Unrllett St.. Pitts- 
burRh, Pa. Mas,s. Inat. of 
Tech., ("ape May, Key 
West, Miami. N. A. No. 



1514. HTA. 



POST, (iF.OHGK H. 
Lieut, ij.fj.) 
292 Riverside Drive. New 
York (lily. Mas-s. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa- 
eola. N. A. No. 1198. HTA. 



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I>()ST. L. ARBETT 
Ensign 
Sotiiui liracl). Conn. Mass. 
Insl. ol" Tech., Bay Shorp, 
lirunswirk, (ia., M-ami. 
N. A. No. 2046. IITA. 



POST. THEO. H. 
Ensign 
Topeka, Kani. Mass. Inst. 
of 'Fech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Hampton Roads, N. A. No. 
2105. HTA. 



POSTEN. WILLIAM C. 

Student Officer 
41 Prospect Ave., Atlantic 



HiKhlands. N. 
Inst, ol' Tech. 



J. Mass. 
HTA. 



POSTLE. W. E. 
Ensign 
218 SoiHh 17th St., Col- 
umbus, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Akron. Rockaway, 
Halifax. LTA. 





POTTER. JULIAN W. 

Ensign 
1257 State St., Howlinf; 
(ireen, Ky. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. Pensacola. 



PUTTINGER, C. A. 

Ensign 

Fori Alkison, Wis. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Key W'est, 

Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 

No. 1381. HTA. 




POTTINGER. EARL H. 

Ensign 

Fort Atkinson, Wis. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, 

Miami. Ant indues, Mout- 

chic. N. A. No. 916. HTA. 



POTTS. J. F. 

Ensign 
1958 East 71 St., Cleveland. 
Ohio. CIreat Lakes, Pensa- 
cola. 



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POWERS. II. M. 

Lirnl. (>.(/.) 
Ilollis, N. II. Mass. Insl 
of Tf'ch.. Pensacola. F( 
Worth. Haniplun Hiis., 
Killiii;.'holmc. Anacoslia 
^, \ No :;ni. IITA. 



POWKRS. MAR.SHALL 

■Sliii/fril UJIiccr 
M.i Hid^'rwood Ave., Glen 



HidKe 
Teih.. 



N. .1. Mas,s. Insl 
.Miami. HTA. 



I'OWERS. RALPH A. 

Knsiijn 

'2H7 Kent St., Hrookline, 

.Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Pensacola, Washington D. 

C. N. A. No. 2.'-><(. HTA. 



POYNTZ. PRARCE C. 

Lieut. (J.(7.) 
.346 Meyran Ave.. Pitts- 
burgh. Pa. M. I. T., Key 
West, Miami, Monlchic, 
Kr.. L'Aber Vra.li. Fr 

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Hiiy Slmro lUvcl.. 'ruiiipii, 
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i'itiM:i;, MiKJii \v. 

Stiiilrnl OjDicrr 
111' W. I>n|)i: Ml.. Diiiiii. 
N. C. Muss. Irisl. 1,1 r.-i h., 
Miami. HT.\. 



IMIUINCTON, C. A. 

tCnxign 
W'Mrmi ,\ve., I'lyiiioiilli, 
.Muss. MasM. IiiMl. ol" r«'<^h., 
Miiiiiii. J*onMucoIu. IN. A. 
No. 1297. IITA. 



I'inilllL. I'M I, 

N.'w York \. C. r.iilriil 
I'lirk Sri.. Ni'vv York (lirv. 
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Hii(;nlii. lliiin|ilon Hiiiiils. 

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Pai.i:, AsiiuKv 1).. Sliiiliiil Ollicc'r. 

ISci:. \ViLl,l\M (i., Jh.. WiMxilHTry Korcsl. Vu. 

I'm KAiil). KiiWAiil) 1).. I.iiMil. I.J.H.).. 12 Marlon Hiniii. 
\\ aliTl<>\% n. Muss. Akron. (.!a|»: May. IliH-kaway. K'lW. 

i'\rkMU., I.M iiKNH .\., Stuilenl Ollii-cr. IXi LaGruilKW 
St.. S llavin. Miih. 

I'\( kp:m. Hosiok \V.. Sliid.'ril Olli.iT. II. I'". D. No. X, 
Marshalllown, Iowa. IJniv. ol" WushiitKlon, Soalllo. 

i'Amn.i :io (Ii.knn 1)., Stiiili'nl Olliror. T>1') lliaisliai 

Si.. .ManliMlhiii. KailH. 

I'Arii;. Do.wi.ii L.. ShKltMit. Ollircr, KiiiK l-^flward .\l)l.s., 
Mi'lwcioil St.. I'iMsliiirgli. I'a. 

I'm;k. Kii.bv a.. SliKJcnl OHiror. Il.'i W l)avi» St., 
Hnrlinnlon. N. C. Mass. InsI, of Tr.li.. Hay Sliorr, I,. I.; 
Itriins>vi(k. Ca.; Key W.sl. Ha. MIA. 

I'nol:. lOi.oAH H.. SindiMil Ollirrr. 

I'mnk. .Stki'Iikn. luisigii. KW (loininonwcallli Avf.. 
llosloM, Mass. Muss. Iiisl. of Tuch.. Key VVfst, I'la' 
N. A. No. 11(1.-.. MIA. 

Palmi-:i)o. Jtoi.AM). ICnsiffii. Tho EdKciiiore. IvasI OraiiKO. 
N. J. I'ciisarola; l>ov("r, I'orMand, luig.; Op., VVasliinK- 
ton, llaiiiplon Moads, \a. 

I'_Ai.Mi;a. rMvin.j:s II., Sliidant Ollici^r, 2'Kl foundry St.. 
N. 'roiiovMiiida. Ni'W York. .Mass. InsI. of TitIi. IITA. 

Palmhii, Kiimaiip 11., KnsiKii. N. A. No. 11162. 

I'Al.MlMi, T. 11 . lOnsiKii. :ii:i VV'yominf Si.. Kl Paso, To<. 
Prnsarola: Monlrliir, riiTiiMuil, Fi!rrand. l.'Mnjr Yracli.St. 
•rni,JHii. San Dii-t". .^ . A. .No. :!').'., IITA. 

l'.\Nro>r, Mm nici: II.. l-insij-ii. H. !•'. I). Nf) (t, Lansing. 
Mirll 

P*NN. }■'.. II., l-;nsit.-n. Slaiil'ord linivarsity, Cal. N. ,\. 
^o. I')II7. 

Paiiofi-;. Clahi;n(;u Cm., Lii-nl. (j.^.), P. O. Hose 2:11, 
llatniilon Hiiads, Vn. 

Pahkm, J. II., lOnsign. N. A No. l.lo.i. 

Pahki:, ItlciiAitn C, StitdfMit. (Xlircr, Tinionioin. Md. 

I'MtKKn. .\iwTi\. Linol. Ij.K.), New York nil y. Avialion 
Corps. Kronch ,\riny. Porlo Corsini. \rnir-r (2 list 
Sipindrrai. Ilaliaii Navyl. N. A. No. lli:!0. HT.\. 

I'\nhi:n. I%ni,t»\ H., I';n>*icn. Kariiiini:lon, \lf. Tonrs, 

San II;. pin. 1. Iss,,.nl,,n. \I. hi.-. Dinikirk. Kr ; ll.ils.-na. 

Ilaly; S...lliind; II.H-kaway ll.-a.li. i\ . A. No. 7.-.11. II TA. 

PAiiKKa, k^owi.ToN. Stiidrnt Olliccr. llol)iiis..ii. Kans. 

PvHKMn. P\iiK <i.. ICnsifTii. 166 N. Ml. .\vn.. Monlrlair, 
N. J. N. A. No. 1121. 

Paiikkr, lUvMOMi ll.,Sludonl (lllii.r. Ill.i.l.ill. Me. 



Pahkin.son, (.to l>., Mnsigii, 62;t Isl .\v(... Sail Lake 
Cily, lllidi. 

I'AiiKs. Hkmii Wm., Sliidonl Ollira-r. 14114 KasI 11)11 Si.. 
Clnv.'land. Ohio. Muss. InsI. of T.'fli. III'A. 

Pmii.htt. Hmmono C, lOnsiijn. l.'iO') I:, liidilli- Si. 
Hulliniorn, Md. .Muss. InsI. of 'IVi-li.. Purkanl. Dflroil. 
Mich 

Paiions. It. M., I'^nsiKn, AniaKans.M I. I.. 1 

l'vpini:i.i., Sti:i'|ij-:n A., Licul. (.j.K-l. 

I'misi.(ju. VVm. K., Student (Jllicar, VN'i'slcyan Univ., 
MiiMI.'lon. Conn. 

Pausun.**. JamI':s II.. .Sliid.-nl (Uli.-iT. .-.ll Spni.-n Ave, 
Kuns.-iH Cily. .Mo. 

P.»nvm. J. I,., Limit, (.if I. I'rospiT. Vrx. N. A. No. 691. 

Pasmi.i;^. \\ ,m. p.. .Sliiil.-nt OlIir.T. 1.32 Si. JaiiH's Place, 
Hr.ioklyn. N. Y. (ircal Lakes. IITA. 

Pass. II II.. lOnsigii, S. Avery Ave.. .Syracuse, N. \*. 
Muss. InsI. ol'l'iM-h., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. .\. 
No. y.m>. IITA. 

Patmick, IIamuv. SlndiMil (>ni..T. I'lU Itlaikslone Ave., 
Chica(;o, 111. 

Paitkiison. J. D.. ICiisiKn. lO.'iy Magazine St., New 
(JrlcaiiH. La. 

pA'i-ri:iisoN. Z. II., ICnsi^'n, 21 K.ainluiii Pluce, Pough- 
kcepsie, N. Y. Ma.is. InsI. it( Tci'h.. Buy Shore; Pensa- 
cola, I'lu.; l<<K:ka»ay Beach. L. I N. A. No. .(21. 

pATl'li.i.<.. T. B., I'uisi^rn. Terrell. Texas. Mass. InsI. of 
T.-ch., Buy .Shore, P.-iisaeolu. Ha. N. \. N.i I IIM). IITA. 

Patton. IIaumv ('.. Student (Kli.-.tr. Mill Cily. Oregon. 

Patton. .I*M L., War. Muchiuist. Bon Air, \a. 

P»TroN. l,A«UKN<:ii II., Stuileul OIlii'iT. nil lllio.lis 
Ave.. .Akr.in. Ohi.i. 

Pac ki:n. C. IL, Liout. (j.K.), 2211 Ml Hop.' I'la..^. N.w 
Y'ork Cily. Mus.h, Iiwl. of Tech.. ilummou.lsporl. (iltjii- 
ce-sler. 

Pam.. AuTlll'H, Lieiil. tj.g.). Chestnut Hill, Philuilelphia. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tecli.. Pensueola. Ilampl(m Bonds. 
Bay .Shore; Brunswick, (in.; Miami. H:.. N. A. No 'Mti. 
IITA. 

Paul. K. R.. I'^nsiitn. 2112 I'i.dnn.nl Avi', Berkeley, 
Cul. N. A. No. I92.i. 

PaI'I.. John Cii.k. Lienl. (j.^r.). Wal.-rtovvn. Ha. Mn.«. 
InsI. ..r T.-ch.. Akr..ii. Ilam|il<ui Boa. Is, II. .S. Fleet. 
(U. S. S. Shiiu'inuh. k.-y \\.-sl. I.TA. 

Palxsen, C. II., linsiKii. 2211 .Ml, IIoji.: PI.. New York 
City. 



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Payne. C. ir.. Ensign, 201 Weatherfleld Ave., Harlford, 
Conn. N. A. No. 41'.3. 

Payne. Clyde S., Ensign, 1.350 Jones St., San Francisco, 
Cal. 

Payne, Robert I., Student Officer. 
Payson, S. E., Lieut, (j.g.). Loma Portal, San Diego, Cal. 
N. A. No. 432. 

Peabohy, Julian, Lieut. f.i-g-), Westhury, N. Y. Intelli- 
gence Oflicer, Washington, Moutchic, Paimboeuf, Guipa- 
vas. 

Peachy, Henby Kyd Dougla-s, Ensign, The Decatur 
Apis., Washington, D. G. Naval Observatory, Washing- 
ton, D. C; Aeronautical Accessory Dept., New York City. 
Peacock. Edwaro L., Ensign. 50 King Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacol a. N. A. No. 
151(1 I IT A. 

Peakes, G. 1... Student OITiccr, General Bakelite Co , 
Perth Amboy, N. J. Mass Inst, ot Tech. HTA. 

Peale. Wm. B., Student Officer, 40 E. 62 St.. New York 
City. 

Pearson, Maury C, .Student Officer, Care of Central 
Nafl Bank, .Spartanburg, S. C. 

Pearson, P. C. Ensign, Greenwich. Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 1368. HTA. 

Pease, Maxfield, Ensign, 15 Queensberry St., Boston, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Washington, New 
York. HTA. 

Peck. F^remont G., Student Officer, 381 Clinton Ave., 
Brooklyn, N, Y. 

Peck, .Scot E., Ensign. N. A. No. 916. 
Peder.son, John E., Ensign. 

Pedott, .Sidney. Ensign, 4339 Boulevard, Chicago, 
III. N. A. No. 2291. 

Peiffer, Lawrence J., War. Gunner. 
Pelton, Paul C, Student Officer, 125 Pearl St.. Rut- 
land, Vl. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. HT.\. 

Pelt/., Gordon M., Lieut. (.|.g), 123 Ithaca St., Elm- 
hurst. L. I., N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech , Great Lakes Train- 
ing Station. IIT.\. 

Pemberton. Henry R.. Student Officer, 1008 Clinton 
St.. Philadelphia. Pa. 

Pemberton, Wm. L., Ensign. ,30 West 44th St., New 
York City. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron, Ohio; Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1364. LTA. 

Pendleton, M. E., Ensign, 247 Rodes Ave.. Lexington, 
Ky 

Pengue, a. F., Carpenter, 148 Orchard St., Bridgeport, 
Conn. 

Penn, Ai.rert W., Ensign, 3112 West Ave., Austin, 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla.; Pensacola. Fla. 
HTA. 

Penniman, C. F.. Lieut, (i g.), Care of R. H. Johnson, 
1816 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. N A. No. 2350. 

Pennock, E. R., Ensign, 1111 Seventh Ave., Altoona, 
Pa 

Penrode, Glenn Frank, War. Machinist, 42 Wood- 
ward Terrace, Detroit, Mich. 

Pentz. R. H.. Student Officer, Du Bois, Pa. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

Perkins, Arnold M., Ensign, 310 N. Vienna, Ruslon, 
La. N. A. No. 2309. 

Perkins, C. H., Student Officer, 760 Milwaukee St., Den- 
ver, Colo. Seattle, Wash.; San Diego. HTA. 
Peblman, Jesse B., Ensign. 

Perin, Oliver W., Student Officer, 5368 Hamilton 
Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. 

Perbin. G. M . Student Officer, 42 Capen St., Stoughton, 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

Perron. H. V., Ensign. N. A. No. 357. 

Perry. P. R. Student Officer, 2515 Columbia Rd.. N. W., 
Washington, D. C. 

Perry R. D., Ensign, 2426 Vrginia St., Berkeley. Calif. 
Mass. Insl. Tech.. Hay Shore. Pensacola. Miami. Miami 
Marine Field, San Diego. HTA. 

Perry, Volney B., Student Officer, Cambridge, Mass. 

Perry, Warren B., Student Officer, Brattleboro, Vt. 

Perry, William M., Student Oflicer, 4953 Fountain 
Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 

Petebmann, M. v.. Jr., Student Officer, Franklin 
Grove, Illinois. Dunwoody Insl.. Minn.; Miami. HTA. 

Peters, E. B.. Ensign, 1222 Irving St., Washington. 
D.C. 

Peters, Harlow J., Student Officer, 62 West 51st. St., 
New York Cily, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Peters, Karl A., Student Officer. 310 N. Warren Ave., 



Peters. Reed G., Ensign. 4822 Cass St., Omaha, Nobr. 

Petebs,*Thomas B., Student Officer, Chandler Hotel, 
Fort Worth, Tex. 

Petersen. H. P.. War Machinist, 257 W. Grand St.. 
Elizabeth. N. J. Eastleigh, Eng 

Peterson. E.mmett J., Student Officer. 

Peterson, F. Somers, Lieut, (j.g.). Belvedere, Marin 
County, Cal. San Diego. Pensacola, Key West. N. A. 
No. 2236. HTA. 

Peterson, Joel B., Student Officer. 11132 S. Iloyne 
Ave., Morgan Park, III. 

Peterson. Leroy, Student Officer, 69 West 11th St., 
New York City. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

Peterson, Wm. IL, Student Officer, 2719 Wheeling St., 
El Paso, Tex. 

Petree. Jay Ralph. Ensign. Oregon, Mo. Seattle, 
Wash.; Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2460. HTA. 

Petring, G. K., Student Officer, Nebraska City, Nebr. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Pettyjohn, C. R., Ensign, 700 Federal St., Lynchburg. 
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O.; Rockaway Beach. 
LIA. 

Pfeiffkb, La\vrence J.. War. Gunner. 

Pharis. Chas, S.. Sludent Officer. 1750 W. Genesee St., 
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, N. Y. 

Pheiffeb, Arthur E., Ensign, 4 Hadwen Lane, Wor- 
cester, Mass. N. A. No 1193. 

Phelps, Dudley W., Sludenl Officer, 1757 K St., N. 
W., Wash., D. C 

Phelps. Wm. C, Student Officer. 

Philbin, Gebald G.. Ensign. 63 W. 52 St., New York 
Cily. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West, Miami, Fla., 
RtM^kaway Beach, Moutchic. Conyagne. Malpensa. HTA. 

Phillips. Abthur W.m., Sludent Officer, 29 E. State 
St.. Albion, N. Y. 

Phillips, Henry A., Student Officer. 
Phillips, Paul M.. Student Officer, 1218 Washington 
St., Wilmington. Del. 

pHiNNEY. James H., War. Gunner. 

PiAGET, Eugene A., Student Officer, Llewellyn Park, 
West Orange, N. J. 

PicciRiLLi, P. J., Lieut, (.j.g.). 

Pk'kard. Clarence, Student Officer, 410 E. llh St., 
Indianola. Iowa. 

Pickard, WiLLARD C, Student Officer, 410 E. Fourth 
Ave., Indianola, I )wa. ^ 

Pickering. Leland L., Student Officer, R. F. D. No. 4, 
Fullerton, Cal. 

Pickett. Harold C, Student Officer, 24 Andover St., 
Georgetown, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
HTA. 

Piel, W., Ensign. 150 Riverside Drive, New York City. 
Pierce. Allin II., Student Officer. 

Pierce, Francis B., Student Officer, 2225 Sedgwick 
Ave.. New York City. 

Piebce. Harold W., Ensign, 224 Adams St., Milton. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Naval Operations Aviation 
Division. HTA. 

Pierce, James L., Student Officer, Blessing. Tex. 
Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Pierce. William Brown. Student Officer, 5114 Harper 
Ave., Chicago, III. Great Lakes. HTA. 

Piers. Eber F., Lieut, (j.g.). 2730 Harrison Ave.. 
Ogden, LItah. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. San Diego, Cal.; 
Pensacola. Fla.; Navy Dept., Washington. D. C. LTA. 

PXE (SON. Lisle Avery, Ensign, 441 Greenwich Ave., 
New ilaven. Conn. Columbia Univ., Detroit. Great Lakes. 
Pigeon, Frank B., Student Officer, 174 Lexington St.. 
East Boston. Mass. 

PiGON, C. II., Ensign, 36 Wallace St., Somerville, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, ot Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 
1611. HTA. 

Pike, C. M., Ensign. Lubec, Maine. N. A. No. 293. 
Pillars, Herbert O., Sludent Officer, 308 Muscatine 
Ave., Iowa Cily, I iwa. 

Pine. Charles A., Student Officer, 44 W. Sydney Ave., 
Mount Vernon. N. Y. 

Pinkham. Geo. F., Ensign. 

PiNKNEY, Harold M., Student Officer, 247 Ida St., 
.\legan, Mich. 

Piper. H. C, Ensign. 321 Clifton Ave., Minneapolis, 
Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. N. A. " 
HTA. 



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Cranwell, Kiif-: H. A. F. CnpH. Kiij;.; Pfiimboeuf. Frunce. 
and CajM' iMay. N. A. No. 667. LTA. 

PiPEn. Walter S., Student 0(Ti»^i-r. W) Fourth Ave., 
L. I. City. N. Y. 

Pipp, Walter C... Student Oflirrr, (>are Americnii 
Leafjup Hasp fiall f'.lub. New York City. 

Pitts, J. I,., War. Machinist. 

Pitts. W S., Lieut, (j.g.), 116 Grove St., MontKoraery, 
AIu. N. A. No. 470. 

Pitzeh. L. J.. War. Machinist, Waukegan. III. 

PiXLEH, L. C, Kn^ign. 

Plaster, Max L., Student Ofiicer. 

Platt. William, Ensign, 133 K. 66th St.. N<'w York 
City. Mass. hist, of Teeh., Hampton Itoads. Prnsiirol;i, 
Anacostin; Moiitchir, Brest. France. N. A. No. tli*>. HIA. 

Plumb. Walter FitzOerald, ICnsign. 32 PleasatU St.. 
S. E.. Crand Hapids. Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West. Miami. Peusaeola. N. A. No. 1812. HTA. 

pLiMn, Walter G., Ensign, 2123 Cal. St., Washington, 

i:> c. 

Polk, Eahle V., Student Oflicer. 

Polk, E. F.. Student OITicer. Bolivar, Tenn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Akron. (>.. HiH-kaway UeaclL LTA. 

PoLLARO. Patrick M. 

Pollard, R. V.. Ensign, 1016 River St., Ilytle Park, 
Masa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. S()uantuni, .\kron. R<K-kawny, 
Brest. Bay Shore. DSS. Arkansas. Pensacola. HT.\. 

PoiNi*. Cornelils v.. Student Officer. 7*13 W. King Si., 
Owosso, Mich. 

Pope. Arthur W., Jr., Ensign, 128 Charles River Road. 
Cambridge, .Mas.s. 

Pope, Ix>vernk A., Lieut, (jg-). Care of J. H. Pope 
R. D. No. I. Hastings, Nebr. RAF, Cranwell. Eng.. 
Ilowden. Ijowlhorpe. Yorkshire, Eng., Kiugsnorlh. Kent. 
Eng. N. A. No. 1032. LTA. 

Pope. Wm. IL, Student OlTiccr. 163 E. College St.. 
Oberhn, Ohio. 

Porcheh. Fhancis n.. Student Officer, 105 Gainsboro. 
Boston. Mass. 

Porter, Frederic IL. Student Officer. General Delivery, 
San Diego. Cal. 

Porter. John, Jr.. Ensign, Fessenden School. \\ est 
Newton. Mass. Moss. Inst, of Tech. 

Pohter, James M., Jr., Ensign. 53 North 3d St.. Flaston. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla.. Miami '.Marine 
FicldJ ; Northern Bombing Group, France. N. A. No. 655. 
HTA. 

Porter, Tuurman H., Student Oflicer, llll iih St., 
S. E., Minneapolis, Minu. 

Potter, T. W'., Ensign. We-stchesler. N Y. 

Potter. Wm. F., P^nsign, 2501 Girard Ave., S. Minne- 

apoUs, Minn. 

Pot Ni>, M. \\ , Ensign. 1016 E. Center St.. Warsaw. 
Ind.; Dunwoody, Miami. Key West. Pen.sacola. HTA. 

Pounds, Arthur K.. War. Boatswain. 

PouND.s. Lewis C. Student ()ni<er, 317 E. I7th St.. 
Brooklyn. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

PowE. W. C. FInsign. Newton. Miss. \. A. No. '>H6. 

PowEL. Benjamin R., Student Officer. P. O. Box 212, 
Montgomery. Ala. 

Powell. Ralph C, Sludnit Ollicer, AUendale Farm, 
Media, Pa. 

Powell, Bobkht James, Ensign, 326 W. 72d St., 
New York t'ity. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Buffalo, Wash- 
ington, New Yi>rk. 

Powers, A. IL. Ensign. 611 '^ Main St.. Fort VVorlh, 
Tex., Seattle. Washington; San Diego, Cal.. Pensacola. Fla. 
N. A. No. 229L HTA, 



Ensign, 271 Weslwooil St.. 




Power*:, Edward 
Youngsiown. Ohio. 

Powers, George E., Student OfTicer, 181 Somerset Ave., 
Taunlon. Mass. 

Powers, T. G., Ensign. 

Pratt. Henry Z., War. Machinist, 100 W. I15th St., 
New York City. N. A. No. 126. 

pRArr. James M.. Lieut, (j.g.). 371 Central Park West, 
New York City. Mass*. Inst, of Tech., Chatham, Newport. 
R. I. 

[•Ensign. 2015 Columbia Rd., Wash- 

Insl. of Ti'cli., IVn-^iicoln. Ilainploa 
N. A. .\o IIH. HTA. 



Student Oflicer, 218 E. 12lh St.. 
IL, Ensign. 50 Washington Sq.. 



Pratt. Philip R., 
ington. n. ('. ^Llss. 
Roads, Larigley Fiehl 

pRERiE. F'red C., 
Hutchinson, Kaiis. 

Preston. Clifford 
East, New York City. 

Preston, E. M.. Student Officer. 515 W. Franklin St.. 
Richmond. Va. Seattle, Washington. HTA. 

Preston, Ralph A. D.. Ensign. N. A. No. 6|0. 

Preston. Randall J., Student Officer, 1601 IIyew(»rth 
BIdg., Chicago. III. 

Price, Robert M.. Ensign. 219 N. Laurel St., Hazellon, 
Pa. Key West, Pensacola. HTA. 

PHn)niE. Tazewell Patton. Student Officer. Waco, 
Tex.. First State Bank & Trust Co. Seattle. Washington. 
HTA 

Pride. Alfred M., Ensign. 150 Hurlson St.. Sommer- 
ville, Mass. N. A. No. 1119. 

Phien, Walter F., Lieut, (j.g.), 63 Nicholson St.. 
Ro<hester. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Washington, 
London, Dunkerque, I>e Croisic, Northern Bombing 
Group. HTA. 

Prince. Earl S.. Student Officer, Suit Lake Cily. 

Phinoi.e. Kirk IL. Ensign. Spirit Lake, Idalio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. San Diego. Cal.; Pensacola. Fla. N. .\. 
No. 180 L HTA. 

pRITCH\nD. A. D 

Chicago, III. 

PniTCHARTT. Wm 

Ave., Akrnn. Oliio. 

pRocTon. C. ('. 
No. 977. 



Student Officer. 1515 W. Monroe St., 
IL, Student Officer. 515 E. Biichlel 
Ensign, Dearborn, Mich. N. A. 



pROCTOR. Paul Milton, Ensign, 1021 Main St.. Kansas 
Cily. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Pensacohi. 
N. A. No. 2317. HTA. 

Proctor. Rklph W.. Student Officer. 138 Elm St., 
North Cambridge, Mass. 

Prosaer. James C. Student Officer, 8505 Decker Ave., 
Cleveland. Ohio. 

Provost, Eusede. Lieut, (j.g.), 16 9th Ave., Haverhill, 
Mass. Mass. last, of Tech., He Tudy, Porto Corsini. 
Italy. N. A. No. 323. 

Prudhom. Hmiold C, Ensign, 305 Union Sta. Plaza, 
Kansas Cily, Mo. 

Pulitzer. H., Lieut. Q.g.), 7 E. 73d St., New York. 
N. A. No. 110. 



Pul'sifer, G. IL, 
ville, Mass. Mass. 



Ensign. 20 Birch Hill 
Inst, of Iccli. H TA. 



Road, Newlon- 



Punnett. T. B., EiLsign. II W 10th St.. New York City. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Cranwell, Eng.; llochampton, Eng.; 
Paimhoeuf. France. 



PuRCELL, Edward W. 
Place. Wash tigton. D. C, 

PuRDHEN. Harold E, 
Ave., Lr)s Angeles, Cal. 

i'uRDV. Clair J 
N. A. No. 1655 



PuRDY. Herbert McL.. Ensi^- 
Plrsei.i. (JEoRciE F., En.sigii. 



Student Officer, 1406 Delafiehl 
Student Officer. 1177 Norteii 
Ensign. It Lansing St., .\uburn. N. Y. 
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Ensifjn 
558 Lexin^'ton Ave.. New 
York City. Seattle. San 
Diego. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2tl8. HTA. 




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QUINN. DAVID H. 
Ensign 
568 Newbury St.. Boston. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2403. HTA. 



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HALF'H. THOMAS G. 

Ensign 
54 Hawthorne Ave.. Graf- 
ton, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola, Sydney, N. S., Hamp- 
ton Roads. HTA. 



RAMEY, ARTHUR G. 

Ensign 

311 E. Washinjrton St.. 

Charlestown, W. Va. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech. 





RAMSEY. B. M. 

Ensign 
348 Llth Ave., Newark. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Halifax. N. A. 
No. 1077. HTA. 



RANKIN. HENRY 

Student Officer 
Gastonia. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami. 
HTA. 



RATHFON. L. PAUL 
Student Officer 
The Rosemont. Hutchin- 
son, Kansas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. HTA. 



UAUH. STANLEY E. 

Student Officer 

328 Central Ave., Dayton. 

Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Bay Shore. HTA. 





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RAYMER. PAULH. 

Ensign 
Beaver, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Qiieenstown, Wexford, Ire. 
N. A. No. 12.52. HTA. 



REA, THATCHER W. 

Ensign 
367 Longfellow Ave.. De- 
troit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. Hampton Roads. N. 
A. No. 710. HTA. 



REAMS, PAUL E. 

Ensign 
738 Kirkman St., Lake 
Charles, La. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Key West, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2612 
HTA. 



REBER. EARL E. 

Boalswain 
1231 Lewis St., San Diego, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Newport News, 
Chatham, San Diego. HTA. 








REESE. CHAS. E. 
Student Offiicer 
249 E. Walnut St.. West- 
field, N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Miami. HTA. 



REICHELDERFER, F. W. 

Ensign 
Harlan. Ind.T; M. I. T.. N. 
Sydney. Miami. IVnsa., 
U.S.S. Shawmitf Lishon in 
NC4. Trans-Atlantic Fheht 
N. A. No. 2122. HTA. 



REMSBURG. JOHN H. 

Eniiign 
Middletown, Md. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1923. 
HTA. 



.RENISON. WILLIAM J. 

Ensign 
59 Tonnwanda St., Dor- 
chester Dist., Boston, Mass. 
Great Lakes, Pensacola. 



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^tudriil Oflicer 

Colk-KC Si., Oxford, N. C. 

Moss. Inst, of Tech. H TA. 





lUC.NMK. ROSW KLL M. 

Lieut. (J.ft.) 
2129Tliird St.. Simla Miin 
icT. ("ill. Mas.s. Inst. <) 
Tech.. Buffalo. IH.\. 



HKNO, L. M. 
Ensiiftt 
12:i \V Mudisim Si.. Chi- 
.i,-... III. I.a Kiiyi'lli- F. ('... 
I'laiid.Ts, Monldiilit-r. Clia- 
leau-Thierry. Moiitchic. 
Corsini. Fr.. War Cross. 
N. A. No. 13.i2. ilTA. 



RENTZ. TIIOS. II. 

Ensitin 
20.^ Piirilan Ave., F"orcst 
Mills. I,. I.. N. Y. Moss. 
Insl. of Tech.. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. .\. No. 2567. 
HTA. 



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RE.X, KDMUND S. 

Ensitjti 

9 Brook St., Pawtiickct, 
R. I.. .Muss. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Peusncola. i\. 
A. No. 1928. HTA. 



KKYCROFT. HARLAN L 

Ensiiin 
231 Pleasant St.. .\rlinKlon, 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
Wo. 1745. liTA. 




Bin |;KSUN, PALL 

Sliiikrit OOicer 

Dawson. Minn.. Diinwoody 

lust. Aliuu., Miami. HTA. 



BKYNOLDS, H. E. 
Student Ojjicer 
782 Main St., Kost., Ro- 
chester. iN. Y. Moss. Inst, 
of Tech. HTA. 



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REYNOLDS. MORRIS W. 

Ensign 
728 Second Ave., West- 
mont, Johnstown, Penn. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1391. HTA. 




RHODES. C 
Ensign 
Golden Lake Farm, Wilson, 
Ark. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds, 
Morehead City. N. A. No 
711. HTA. 



RHODES. RUSSEL R. 

Ensign 
248 E. Sixth St.. Peru, 
Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola, N. Syd- 
ney, N.S. N. A. No. 1134 
HTA. 



RICE, HAROLD E. 

Ensign 
1139 David Whitney Bldg., 
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West. Miami, 
pensacola. N. A. No. 1712. 
HTA. 





RICH, EDMUND G. 

Ensign 
Maquoketa. Iowa. Dun- 
woody. Great Lakes, Mi- 
ami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2586. HTA. 



KICIIAKD-S, (.;. I.., Ji. 
Ensign 
584 East Broad St., Col- 
umhus, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Buffalo, Washing- 
ton, lirooklyn. Garden City. 



RICHARDSON, BAYLE 

Ensign 
3742 Regent Ave., Nor- 
wood, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensa- 
cola, Miami. N. A. No. 
1192. HTA. 



RICHARDSON, G. S. 
Ensign 
550 Belmont Ave., Chi- 
cago, 111. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami Pensacola, 
Great Lakes, Seattle. N. 
A. No. 1108. HTA. 




RICHARDSON. G. R. 

Ensign 
404 St. George St., Farm- 
ville. Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. U. S. S. i'tah. Key 
West, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2315. HTA. 



RICHMOND. ISIDOR 

Ensign 
69 Everard St., Beach- 
moot, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola, Cha- 
tham. N. A. No. 918. 
HTA. 



RICHTER. JOSEPH F. 
Ensign 
2123 No. Clark St., Chi- 
cago, III. Harvard Radio, 
(Jreat Lakes, Miami. HTA. 



RIDER, FRANK J., Jr. 

Student Officer 
Hartford. Conn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 
HTA. 






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RIDGAWAY, TIIOS. N. 
Ensign. 

2108 N. Charles St., Bal- 
timore, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola, 
Anacostia, D. C. N A. 
No. 1318. 



RIDGWAY, EDWIN M. 

Mac/tin isl 
1717 17lh St., N. W., Wash- 
iugt(»u, D. C. Col. Univ., 
North. Bomb. Gr., St. 
Inglevert, Fr. 



RIGGINS, LEONARD 

Ensign 
1010 S. Fla. Ave.. Lake- 
land. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1323. HTA. 



ROBBINS. FRED T. 

Ensign 
1412 So. Main St., Roches- 
ter, Ind. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, Killingholme, 
Eag. N. A. No. 1124. 






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HOlUtlNS, MAH\ I\ M. 

Student Oj)icer 

:V24 Torboro St.. Hork 

Mount, N. C. Mass. Insl. 

of 'lech.. Miami. UTA. 



En.iiijn 
Titiisville. Fla. Mnss. Inst. 
of Tecli.. Miuiiii. Key West, 
Pensacoln. N. A. No. 
2569. HTA. 



RORERTS, F. F. RORKRTS. JOHN C. Jr. 

Ensign Knsitjn 

OOIt JenninRs Avn.. Fort Clayton, Mo. Mass. Inst. 

Worth. Tex. Mass. Inst, of of Tecli., Miami, Peiisa- 

Tcrh., Pensar.ola, Miami. cola, (Joco Solo. N. A. No. 

N. A. No. 2tl9. HTA. 12H7. HTA. 



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HOBERTSON, CECII. M. itOBKRTSON, JOHN E. HOliEHTSON, W. II. H()Hli\SON, A. 1'. 

'Siudeni OJ^icer Stuil'-ni Offtcer Lieut. (J.(J.) Lieut. C/.ff-) 

Deputy Clerk of the 110 Old Orchard Ave. Sfi \\ cllislcy Pk. Dorches- llaverford. Pa. .Mass. Inst. 

Courts, ISorfulk, \'a. Dun- \\'t'lisU;r (Jroves, .Mo. (er, .Mass. Mass. Inst, of of Tecli.. I'ensacola. N. \. 

woody, .Minneapolis. H'lW. Muss, inst of Tech. LT.V. Tech., Boston. Hiiffalo. .Nn. 1102. HT.\. 

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1 ROBINSON, EDWIN O. 
Ensign 
2925 Gould St., Dallas, 
Texas. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2597. 
HTA. 



ROBINSON, GLEN E. 

Ensign 
542 Pipestone St.. Benton 
Harbor, Mich. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., San Diego. Pensa- 
cola, Chatham. N. A No 
1255. HTA. 



ROBINSON. J. S. 

Ensign 
King William, Va. Shore. 
Inst, of Tech., Hay Mass. 
Key West, Hampton Rds., 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 462, 
HTA. 



RODGERS, OLIVER 

Student OJficer 

6500 Fifth Ave., Great 

Lakes, III. Great Lakes. 





ROE, G. T. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
19 Wharf St., Boston, 
Mass. M. I. T., Pensa., 
<;-'"-) Yarmouth, Lough Foyle 
fl/?fTi Qucenstown. Bay Shore' 
I" ■ •■ I Key Wrat. N. A. No. 211 



ROE, HARVEY E. 

Ensign 
Weston, Ohio. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N. A. No. 1430. HTA. 



ROEDELL, CLARENCE 

Ensign 
Minneapolis. Minn. Dun- 
woody, Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola. N. A 
No. 927. HTA. 



ROGERS, DONALD J. 

Student Ofjicer 
1614 Girard Ave., No- 
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun. 
woody, Miami. LTA. 




1 ROGERS, GEORGE E. 

Ensign 
1 Jersey St., Dedham, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N, 
A. No. 1178. HTA. 



ROGERS, RUSSELL F. 

Student Officer 
419 Baltimore St,. Musko- 
gee, Oklahoma. Alass. Inst, 
of Tech., Akron, Rockaway 
Beach. LTA. 




ROHWER, FRANK W. 

Ensign 
Boulder, Colo. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds., 
-Morehead City. N. A. 
.N... 1202. HTA. 



KnLA.ND, 1'. \V. 
Lieut, {j.g.) 
1046 Morris Ave., New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2501. 




ROLLINS, J. T. 

Student Officer 
College Station, Texas. 
Univ. of Wash., Seattle, 
San Diego. HTA. 



ROOD, ROLLIN T. 

Ensign 
6 Charter Oak St., So. 
Manchester, Conn. Mass. 
1st. of Tech., Miam , Key 
West, Pensacola. N. a" 
2402. HTA. 





ROSENBERGEB. F. A. 

Ensign 
1862 Ontario St., Toledo, 
Ohio. M.I.T., Pensa . Mon- 
tauk. Lough Foyle, Queens- 
town, Whiddy Is., Bay Sh. 
,_J5f. A. No. 1507. HTA. 



ROSENTHAL, MORRIS 

Student Officer 
26 West 90th St., New 
York City, Seattle, Wash- 
HTA. 




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itUSS. CUAHLKS K. 

86 Fnyclte St.. Water- 
t<»wn. Muss. Muss. Iiisl. of 
'I"ivh.. Miumi, iVii-^acola. 
^. A. No. 1852. IITA. 



UOTEIUNG. VICTOR F. 
Ensign 
\22 \V. nranl Sr.. Minnr- 
apnlis. Minn. I >uiiwoody. 
Pcnsucnlii, Moulcrhic. lie 
Tiidy. Fr. IN. A. No. 737. 
HTA. 



ROTH. K. MOWARI) II. 

Sttuhnt (Jfticcr 
102 Oakland I'iarr. HufTalo, 
N. Y. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. 
HTA. 



HOTH. HKRMAN L. 
Ensign 
128 3nl Ave. \V.-s(niont, 
Johnstown. Pa. Muss. Inst, 
of Tech.. .Miami. Pensa- 
cola. Goto Solo. N. \. No. 
1113. HTA. 




ROTHEIM, ROHKRT 
Lieut, (j.g.) 
1765 Brondwny, New York 
City. Coliimbiii, Hock- 
away, Detroit, League Is- 
land. 



ROTHIIOCK, A. A. 

Sliidenl ()J)icer 
Thomasville. N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
HTA. 



ROlHSCillLn, R. C. 

Ensign 
l.SO \V. 87th St.. New 
York City. ^Ias8. Inst, of 
Tech.. AJiron, Rockaway. 
LTA. 



ROUDKHlSIi, JAMES K. 

Ensign 
Newtonsville. Ohio- Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. .\kron, 
Rockaway. LTA. 



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HOllLEAU. LOUIS J. 
Licul. (Jo-) 
1222 Quincy St.. N. E. 
Washington, D. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Chiilham. N. A. No. 453. 
HTA 



ROULET. ALFRED L. 

Ensign 
665 Farmington Ave., Hart- 
ford, Conn. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. U73. HTA. 



ROUNDS. EDWARD W 

LifuHj.g.) 
248 Gray St., Arlington 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
Hampton Rds.. Ponsacohi 
Roekaway. N. A. No. 1290 
HTA. 



RIILIRKE, GRATTAN L. 

Student Officer 
Lisbon, N. D. Mass. Inst. 
ofTecii.. Bay .Sliore, Bruns- 
wick. HTA. 




ROUSE. DETOR V. 

Student Of/ieer 
Dover. Fla. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 



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ROVVK, HAIIHY A. 
Student Oflicer 
Hampton. Va. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech HTA. 





ROWE. R. M. 

Ensign 
82 Hancock St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech, Great Lakes, Pcn- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2430. 
HTA. 



ROWEN, HAROLD J. 
Lieut, ij.g.) 
44 Rockview St., Jamaica 
Plain, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Mont- 
chi., Fr , II.- Tudy. Fr., 
Key West. HTA. 




RUDESILL, CARL'J. 

Student Ofjieer 
Charlotte. Mich. Seattle, 
Miami. HTA. 



RUDLOFF, JOHN A. 

Student Officer 

54 Myrtle .\ve.. Montclair. 

N. J, Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

HTA. 




RUDY, PAUL P. 
Ensign 
1632 (Jtis Bldg., Chicago, 
111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., • 
Miami, Key West, . Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2420. 
HTA. 



RUKEYSER, W. A. 

Ensign 
4 West 43rd St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Miami, Key 
West. LTA. 




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RUM ILL, GEORGE ED. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
Indian Point, Me. Mass. 
Inst, oi' Tech., Pensacola, 
KillinKhoIme, I'^ng., Key 
West. N. A. No. 217. HTA. 



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RUMPELT. MORTIMER 

Ensign 
15 West 38th St., New York 
Cily. Bay Shore, Key 
West, Miami. N. A. No. 
542. HTA. 



RUTLEDGE. HENRY B. 

Ensign 
1922 Willow Ave., Min- 
neapolis, Minn. Dtin- 
woody, Mont auk, Pelham 
Bay, Brest, Fr. 



RYAN, EDMUND J. 
Ensign 
1595 Beacon St., Brookline, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2451. HTA. 



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'M Doti^lns Ave., Freeport, 
111. Mass. Inst, of Toch.. 
Miaiili, Key \Vi\st, IVn- 
.<n<-i)iu. N. A. No. 211(2. 
IIIA. 




RYAN, HAROLD L. 

Lieut. (J-S-) 
181 LcxiiiKlon St., Wavcr- 
ly, .Mass Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Hampton Rds., I'cn- 
sacola, Moiilchic. Croisii;. 
Fr., N. A. No. 401. 



RYAN, ONKILL, Jr. 

Sluiknl Officer 
29 \A'inflernicre IMuce, St. 
Louis, Mo., ScaKlc, Wasli- 
iiiglou. HT.\. 



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Oi vKKNnt SH. Phhkv J.. Stii.liMil ( UliiiT, 169 Kearney N. Y.. H. K. C. Toronto, Camp Rorili-n. Ray Shore, Miami, 
Ave., I'lTlli Anihoy. N. J. .Mass. Inst, ol Tech. II TA. Pensacola. .Mass. IiBt. of Teih. MT.\. 




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\V. \a. .Muss. Inst, of Tech. MT.V. 

QlicK, FaA>cis K.. Slinlent onircr. 186 Pleasant St., 
Newton Centre, Muss. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Fla. IITA. 

Quick, Lansing M., ,Studeiit OHicer, 207 Woodworlh 
Ave., Yoiikers, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore. 
IITA. 

QuiLHOT. IIakoi.d J., Kasign. Johnstown, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2398. 
IITA. 

QiiiLTV, Samuel E., Student Oflicer, 60:i Piijo St.. Lake 
Charleys, La. 

QuiM-AN, Herbert E., Student OITieer, 1878 E. «Uh 
St., Cleveland. O. 

QuiNl.AN, Ralph E.. Sludenl Ollicor, :t2') Powe'l St., 
Henderson. Ky. 

Oi INN. Francis W., Ensipn, .'» Iti 1 XorlhiimlMTland St.. 

PillsliiirKh. Pa. .Mass. Inst, of lech.. NorfoU. Va.; 

.\kron, Oliio; Hostoii. .Mass.; Rockavvay Reach. L. I. LT.\. 

QuiNN. J. J.. 102 N. tlh Cavell Si.. Duhilh. Minn 

N. A. No. 62.!. 

<.)rn-r\ER, Geo., Student onicer, 828 E. Parkway, 
lirooklyn. N. Y. 

(JiMcK. LENsiNn M.. Student OITicer, 207 Woodworlh 
Ave., Yonkers. N. Y. 

QuMLl.lAN. WniiTOMB W-, Studeilt Ofiicer. 81 C^nlhert- 
son St., Atlanta, tin. 

Rae. John II., Student Otiieer. 571 Park .\ve.. Rochester, 
N. Y. 

Raffertv. James A., Student Ollicer, .127 W. I61I1 St . 
New Y'ork City. 

l{\FFO. D. C)., iMisign, .\llunln. (ia. 

Rmtkrm, CiiMoN- R., Student (tllicer. Alexandria. 
Minn. 
II \MSEY, D. W. C. N. A. No. «. 

Ranoi.e, Hanson F., Student OtRcer, 43.'!9 Drexel 
RIvd., Chicago, III. Great Lakes. 

Randolph, Donai.o W.. Sludenl Ollicer. oihaiid Wash- 
inglon St.s., WilmingtoiL Del. 

Ransom, Jui.ius C, Student Ollicer, 61 Lillle Hall, 
Princeton, N. J. 

Hansome. Charles C. Student Ollicer. 120 E. 31st St., 
New York Cily. 

Rwp. Frank A., Student OITicer, .3.i2 W. Elm St., 
RrcK'kton, Mass. 

Kasche, Robert C, Ensij.'n. 117 (Uncy Road, Norfolk, 
\u. 

Raseman. Richard J., Student Officer. 491 E. Cr.-iinl 
HIvd.. Detroit. Mich. 

IUtimiin. Hahmv R., Sliiilenl Ollicer. Glen Ellyn, III. 
Diinnoridy Insl . Minn , Miami. IITA. 

Rattikn, William J., Student Ollici'r. .\nson, Tex. 
Raven, A. A., Student Officer. 

Rawley, Wei.don N., Student Olficer, Churcliville, Vn. 
Ray, O. W., Jb. Studenl OIBcer, 92 Pinckney St., Roston, 
Mass.; Seattle. LTA. 

Rav. William L.. Student Ollicer, 1600 E. La Rue Si., 
Pensacola, Fla. 

Rk»d, Duncan II., Lieut, (jsl. "'" Crest, Pcncliii^' 



Read, Georce R., Ensign. .').> Dearborn St., Man- 
chester, N. H. 

Read. Rorert E., Lieut, (j.g.). Trinity House, Water- 
town, N. Y. N. A. No. ."16I. 

Head. Russell R\Rion. Lieut, fj.g.), I E. 62nd St., 
New York Cily. 

Read. William .\ , Jr.. Ensign, 28 Nassau St., New 
York Cily. Muss. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola, Ft. Worth, 
Washinglon, I). C. N. A. No. 1366. IITA. 

Reioan, R.J .Student Ollicer, 139 Stale Road. Cynwyd, 
Pa. 

REAHnoN. John L.. Sludenl Ollicer. 

Hk\m.., JiuiN W.. SlndcMit Ollicer. 2913 .Macomh St., 
W.lshinglon, 1). C. 

Redmond, (ierai.dyn L., .Student Officer. Tivoli. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ray Shore, N. Y. IITA. 

Refii. Edwahd tiooDwiN, .Sludcnt onicer. University 
CIul), 3(113 Euclid Ave.. ( llcvchind, I )liio. 

Reed. IIarhv A.. Swilow Rldg.. Jeirersnnville. Ind. 

Reed, Jacob, Lieut, (j.p.). 1.50 Elm St., Worcester, Mass. 
Siinuntum. Sun Diego. HT.\. 

Rfed, LvwRE.NcrE \., .^Indent Oflicer, 1137 N. JelT St., 
Springfield. Mo. 

Ri:ei>. Lahricnce .\eili., Sludenl Olficer. Heher .Springs, 
Ark. Seattle. Wash.; San Diego. IITA. 

Reed, Leon\rd \\'.. Student (Olficer, 21.>0 Drake Park 
.\ve., De_s Moines, Iowa. 

Reed, Rovden E., Lieut, (j.g.), ,5,'> Dearborn .St., 
Manehesler, N. H. 

Reed, Rush IL, Lieul. (.i.g.l. 

Reed, William D., Student Olliier. Ilollaml, Texas. 

Reeder, J. R., Ensign. 6U Park \\'ay, .Monessen, Pa. 

Reemelin, Clarence R., 3061 Cleinview .\ve., Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

Reeves. Owen T.. Student Officer. 266 Ranilolph Ave., 
Peoria, III. Mass. Inst, of Te<di., Key West, Fla. HTA. 

Rehman. Norman, Studenl Officer, I3.*> Renner .Ave., 
Newark, N. J. 

Reich, Frederick C, Student Officer, A^7 Fourth 
Ave.. Ij)ng Island City, N. Y. 

Hei':h. Willmm F.. Jr.. Ensign. 11-18 St.. KImhurst, 
Long Island. l\. Y. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 

Reid. Geoffrey L., Student Olficer, 111 Main St., .N. 
Andover, Mass. 

Reid. Howard C, Student Officer, 110 Morningside 
Drive, New York City. Mass. Inst, of Te(;h., Miami. 
HTA. 

Reid. William S., Studenl Olficer. Due Wrsl. S. C. 

Reideb. Francis D., Student Ollicer, I0O3 N. Huron 
.St., .Ann Artior, Mich. 

Reifert, J\ck II., Student Oflicer. 131 Lincoln .Ave., 
•Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pelham Ray, U. .S. 
S. C. 215. IITA 

Reilly. Joseph C, Student Ollicer. 218 E. Price St.. 
Phitailclphia. Pa. 

Reimhrdt. C. G. Ensign. 103 RikIicIIc Ave.. I'hila- 
delphia. Pa. 

Reme^'. John T.. Lieut, (j.p.), 1527 New Hampshire 
Ave , W.ishiiiglon. D. C. N. a. No. 187. 



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Remmehs. John J., Student Officer, 1149 N. Raymond 
St., Pasadena, Cal. 

RE]VT.scHi,En, Peteh E., Stutient Officer, Q17 Campbell 
Ave., Hamilton. Ohio. Dunwoody Inst.. Minn. HTA. 

Renwick, Erle B., Student Officer, 3 Brinsley St.. 
Grove Hall, Boston, Mass. 

Reivwick, J. G., Lieut, (j.g). Princeton, N. J. N A. 
No. 901. 

Uenz, Edwaud F., Student Oflicer, 349 Garfield Ave.. 
Syracuse, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio. LTA. 

Repko. J. iS., War. Machinist, Queens Road, Queens, 
Long Island. N. Y. 

Reqi'a, Lambence K., Ensign, 321 Mountain Ave., 
Piedmont, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1(161. HTA. 

Reuschel, ,I. E.. War. Gunner, Maryland Hotel, San 
Diego, Cal. Miami. Pensacola, Harvard, San Diego. 
N, A. No. 1317. HTA. 

Revelle, Habhv H., Student Officer, 506 Lahoma Ave., 
Norman, Okla. 

Hex. WALTEn Edwin, Ensign, 8836 Crefeld St., Chest- 
nut Hill. Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensa- 
cola. Fla. N. A. No. 1837. HTA. 

Revbubn. Kbancis C, Student Oflicer, 4529 Lindell 
Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 

Revcboft. Wendell G., Ensign, 234 Pleasant St,, 
Arlington. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Marine Field, Moulchic, N. Bomb. Gr. N. A. No. 
1446. HTA. 

Revmond, Dai.ton S., Student Officer, 442 N. Blvd. 
Baton Rouge, La, 

Reynolds, Habby V., Ensign, 248 S. Flower St., Los 
Angeles, Cal. 

Revnolds, .Samuel W., Ensign, 714 10th St., Oakland, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of TeL-h., Miami, Pensacola. HTA. 

Rhoades, Dee J.. Ensign, 704 Locust St., Big Rapids, 
Mich. Seattle, Wash.. San Diego. 

Rhodes, Augustus L., Student Officer, The Alameda. 
San Jose, Cal. 

Rhodes, Bbaxton, 251 E, Gregory St., Pensacola, Fla. 
Rhodes, Fbed B.. Ensign, 3006 Albermarle St., Wash- 
ington, D. C. 

Rhode.s, Washington I., Student Officer, Toms Brook, 
Shenadoah Co,, Va. 

Rice, Albebt F., Lieut, (j.g.1, 16 Hamilton Terrace. 
New Y'ork City. Mass, Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Fla, 
N. A. No. 433. 

Rice, Chas. B., Student Olffcer, 1225 Jnrvis Ave.. 
Chicago, 111. 

Rice, Clarence E., Student Officer, Hayes Center, 
Nebr. 

Rice, Fredebick W., Jr., Student Officer, 16 Elko St., 
Brighton, Mass, Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Rice, J. Pebcival. Student Officer, 2510 Rio Grande 
St., Austin, Texas, Mass. Inst, of Tech , Akron. Rock- 
away. LT.\. 

Rice, Neil W., Ensign, South Hamilton, Mass, Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. 

Rice, Stanley B., Student Officer. 4142 Parkside Ave.. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

Rice, WilliamIE., Student Officer, Famous Bldg.. 
Perry, Okla. 

Rich, J. J., Student Officer, 27 W. 61st St., New York 
City. 

Richard, G. L., Knoxville, Tenn, N, A. No. 497. 

RicHABDs, H. Donald, Ensign, 353 Church St., Royers- 
ford. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Pensacola, LTA, 

RicHABDS, Leon K., Student Officer. Britt, Iowa. 

Richabds, Lobenzo M., Student Officer, Buckington- 
ham Apis., Salt Lake City, Utah. 

Richabds. Thomas G., Ensign, 619 S. B. B. St., Los 
Angele.s, Cal. N. A. No. 2246. 

Richards, W. V., Lieut. (}.g.). Fishers, Ind. 

RicHABD.soN, David W., Student Officer, 28 E 8lli St.. 
New York, N. Y. 

Richardson, Geo, W.. Ensign. 250 W. 82nd St., New 
York City. 

Richardson, Geo. W., Jn., Student Officer, 1.38 E. 79th 
St., New York City. 

RicHABDsoN, James M., Student Officer, 627 Lake St., 
Madison, Wis. 

RicHABDsoN, John, Student Officer, 204 Trust Bldg., 
Rockford, 111, Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. HTA. 

Richardson, Lawrence, Ensign, 45 Weissinger Gaulvert 
Apts., Louisville, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., New Y'ork. 
Rockaway, 



Richabdson, Leon C„ Student Officer. 308 Eddy St., 
Ithaca. N. \. 

Richardson. 0,mab Burt, Student Officer, 525 S. 
Central ,\vc , tlleudale. Cal. San Diego, Columbia, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

RicHAB isoN. W. Landstrket. Lieut, (j.g.), 228 Lincoln 
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. A. No. 582. 

Richardson, W. A., Jr.. Student Officer, 34 Chestnut 
Drive. Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, Mass. Inst, of 
Tech , Miami. HTA. 

RicHDALE, Jay W., Ensign, 7015 Blair Road, Washing- 
ton. D. C. 

Richmond, Edward G., Lie it. (.jg.), 74 E. Main St.. 
Fredoniii, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akror. Rockaway. 
N. A. No. '111. LTA. 

Richteh, Louis A., War. Carpenter. 

RiCKARD, Guy, Ensign, Schoharie, N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, Miami, Curtis Field. HTA 

RicKEB, Ei.LERY T., Student Officer, 471 Broadway, 
Cambridge, Mass. 

RiDALL. Edmund W., Ensign, 518 N. Highland Ave., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, San Diego. N. A. No. 1174. HTA. 

RiDDLEBERCEB, Charles Wm., War. Machinist, 15 W. 
63rd St., New York City. 

RiFsENBERGER. Fb»nk R., Studcut Officer, 546 Union 
Place, Wcehawken, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West. HTA. 

RiGAN, Felix R.. Student Officer, Hayes Store, Glou- 
chester Co., W. Va. 

RiGDoN, Thornton F., Ensign, 163 Billcourt West, 
Lexington, Ky. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns- 
wick, Key West, Pensacola. HTA. 

Riley. Charles William, Student Officer, Burnside, 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. HTA. 

Riley, Francis \.. Student Officer, W. 231st St., 
Spuyten Duvvil, New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Rockaway, N. Y. LTA. 

Riley, George J., Student Officer, 5124 Warnock St., 
Philadelphia, Pa, 

Riley, Ivers W., Student Officer, 821 6th St., Min- 
neapolis, Minn, 

Riley, Russell F,, Student Officer, 55 Josephine .\ve., 
Somerville. Mass. 

Ripley, William R.. Ensign. Tacoma. Wash. 

Risei.ay. Edmund G.. Student Officer, 5!{7 Brec'cenridge 
St,, Bufl'alo, N, Y Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Rittenhouse, David, Ensign. 220K W. 21st St.. Min- 
neapolis. Minn. Dunwoody, Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. Pacific Fleet, Langley Field. HTA. 

Roan, William E., Ensign, Ford Motor Co., New 
Orleans, La. N. A. No. 1488. 

RoABK. Eugene W., Student Oflicer, 139 W. Gilman 
St., Madison, Wis. 

RoBBiNs, Joe, Student Officer, Owosso, Mich. Dun- 
woody Ins!., -Minn., -Miami, Key West. HTA. 

Roberson, Robert E., War, Cariienter, 

RoBERSON, T. Lloyd, Student (officer, 5110 Lake Park 
Ave., Cliicago, III. Mass. IiLst. of Tech. HTA. 

Roberts, Abthub E,, Student Officer, 26 S, High St., 
Jackson, O. 

Roberts, H. F.. Student Officer, 17 DelHnger Ave., 
Batavia, N. Y'. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Roberts, Ralph .S., Student Oflicer. 1813 Idlewood 
Ave., East Cleveland, O,, Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 

Roberts, Roland W.. Student Officer. 

Robebts. Thomas T., Ensign, 919 W, William St., Deca- 
tur, in. N. A. No. 385. 

Roberts. Tobias L., Student Officer, 48 Mt. Desert 
St., Bar Harbor, -Me, 

Roberts, Waiter F. 

Robertson, Fbed L. 
Chicopee F;dls. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA 

Robertson, George M.. Student Officer. 38 College 
Ave.. New Brunswick. N. J. 

Robertson. Guy R.. Student Officer. 

Robebtso.n, Hiiling. p., Jr., Student Officer, 404 N. 
9th St.. Temple, Tex. 

Robebtson, Thoma.s J., Ensign, Yale Station, New 
Haven, Conn. N. A. No. 1845. 

Robebtson, W, V. M., Jr., Ensign, 2026 First Ave., 
Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, c.f Tech., Operations, 
Washington, D, C, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No, 2423. 
HTA. 

Robeson. Frank K., Student Officer, 133 W. University 
Ave.. Champaign, 111. 



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Robins, John Q., Jb., Ktisign, Tupelo. Miss. N. A. 
Nn. I'KJO. 

HoBmsoN, A. J., Kmigii, 190 Summer Sto Maltlcn. 
Mass. 

HoBiNSON, Chahlks S., War. Mndiirml. 317 K. 51st 
St.. New York. N. Y. 

HoBiNSON, G. B.. Slu.ieiit OITirnr. Ml. GilciuJ. (). 
Diinwoorly Inst., Minn. 

HoBiNsoN, II. A.. ICnsij.'n. lOI Court St., WostlieM. 
Muss. 

HoBrNsoN. IIahhv L., Sludeul Olfirer. K.'jO S. Sanle I'V, 
Sniina. Kaiis. 



HoMNHY. Gkobge O., lOnsi^'n. IlillinK^. Mont. 

Romm:y. Wii.i-oKD W., Student Olliccr. 107 K St., 
Salt i.ake Cily, Hlah. 

RoNALDsoN. G. M., Ensipn. US PikeS(., HiiUin House, 
La. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. N. A. No. I.5:r.. HTA. 

HooNHv. l-j>\v\nn F., Sludi^tit OHicer, 201 North Col- 
umbus St.. Ai(.-\;niriria. \ a. 

RooNKY. J \Mi:s I., Studcni Oflicer. 16:i Kent St.. Rrook- 
line, Mass. 

RoosKVKi.T. John K., LitMit. (j.^.), .'iO Pine St., Ni'w York 
City. 

Root, HiBOKrr R., Stii.l.iit ( Hlicer. V. O. Box 1023, 
RoRiNsov, Ler C., Student Oflicer, 1309 Washtenaw Colorado Si»rin;,'s, Colo. 

Root. (W \hiu:x J.. Sindcnt OIHcor, 431- Sec. For, 



Ave., .\rin Arbor, Mirh 

lUiBiNsoN, 1,Y\N IJ.. Student Oflirer. 

RoniN-^oN, RiissKiL R.. Student Odieer, 6353 Greene 

S( . IMiila-iclphia. Pa. 

RoHiNs.ix, .Samikl. Sludent Oflicer. 2014 O St., Wa.sh- 
int'ton. I). C. 

RoBiNsoM. STANi.fr'v L., Studcnt (Officer, Agrirullural 
Colh'j,'c>. Miss. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. IITA. 

Robinson, Wai.tkb Stkvens, Jb., Slud*'nt Oflicer. 119 
Mill St., Sprinu'tield, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LT.\. 

Ri.niNsON, W'm. R., Ensifin. 715 K. Ruchlel Ave., .\kroii. 
O. N. A. No. 2261. 

HoniNsoN, Wm. n.. Student OHicer. The Cloister, 1 
Ilillhouse Ave., Now Haven, Conn. 

RocHK. !•'. J.. 20 Ellsworth .\vf.. Cambrid-re. Mass. 

RorKi:Ft:Li.KH. William (>., Lieut, (j g.), (Jreenwieh. 
("ontL lluntin^'toii. Rav Shore. Pensaeola, New London, 
Miami, Kiltint'holna-, Kn^. IITA. 

Rocki:y, Stiabt S., KiLsign, Pipestone, Minn. N. .\. 
No. 1«02. 

RocKwi-xL, CiiAs. H,, Jb., Ensife'n. 1167 Woodlawn .\ve., 
Chicago. 111. 

RocKWKi.L. Donald E., Ensign. 106 Profe-:sors Row, 
Tuft-s (!ollff;e, Mass. Mass. liisl. of Tech , .Miami, 
iVnsacola. N. A, No. 221«. HTA. 

RocKwooD, Robkbt E,. Lieut. lj.{.'.>. 

RonKCEHDTs, Cunts A.. *''>6 Holt.'hl .St., San Francisco, 
Cal. 

RoDKN, Cfob(;k R()BtBT. Jk.. Student Oflicer. X\2 
<;rccM\\«M«| Ave. WMicote, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tecli., 
PhihKiilphia. Pa. HTA 

RoDEN. Hknuy W.. En.si£rn, IllJt Live Oak St., Dallas. 
Texas. N. A. No. 15i:j. 

RonENBAinH, ICl.MEB S., 130 Irviilg St., San Francisco, 
C.A. N. A. No. 1309. 

Roi)i;h. Walter L.. Ensign, Newark, N. J. N. A. No. 
4U. 

Roni:s, Clifto.n, Ensign. 2037 Douglas Blvd.. Louis- 
ville. Ky. 

RoixiKHs. Oliveb, Student Oflicer, Care of Mellon 
Aat I Hank. Pittsburgh, Pa. 

RoiKJEns, Wm. R., Ensign. N. A. No. 2160. 

Roe, Habvev E., Ensign, Weston, Ohio. N. A. No. 
1130. 

RoGEBS, Cabl W.. Siudcnt Oflicer. 36 Parks St., Nowlon, 
Mass. 

RocEHs, Cha.s. .\., War. Gun. 

Ro(;Ens. (Jabdneb .S,, Ensign. Jtl .S. Fitzhugh St., 
R<M:hesler, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Philadelphia. 

Ro<;Ens, Henby L., Ensign. Ocilla, Ga. Mass. Inst, of 
Tci-h.. Pensaeola, Fla. 

RocEBS, Joel Townslky. Lieut, (j.g.). Florence Court, 
Washington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hampton 
Roads, Pensaeola. Miami. Riwkaway. HT.\. 

Rogers, John F., .Student Oflicer, 66 Cannon St., Pough- 
keepsie. N. Y. 

RoGEBS, N.\THAiviEL S., Studcut Ofliccr. Auburn, Wash. 

lUir.KR.s, RuFL's I., ICnsign, 87 Genessee St., Raldwins- 
ville. N. Y. N. A. No. 1177. 

Rogers, Samp.son, Jr., Student Ofliccr, Oak Park, 111. 

Rogers, William .\., Ensign, Sound View Ave., Little 
Neck. L. L, N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensaeola, Hamp- 
ton Roads, Moutchic, Finlstere, Morehead City. N. A. 
No. (i3L 

RoHRiAcii, William H., Blackslnirg, Va. N. A. No. 
1800. 

RoHBEH. Hi-NBV Ai r;i sTis. Stuilciit Oflicer, 45 East 
Orange St.. Lancaster. Pa. C.reat Lakes. 111. 

RoLLKiBON. K. E.. Student Oflicer. «JI') Beekways St., 
Superior, Wis. Dunwoody Inst., .Minn. 

Rollins, W,, Lieut, (j.g.l. Brush Hill Lane, Hy<i<« Park, 
Mass. 



Savings Bank. Cleveland. Ohi 

RoBKK, M IL. Student Oflicer. 2263 Collingwood 
Ave., Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Fla. H lA. 

RosBOBoiiGH. James ft.. Jr., 7300 Marielle .Ave., Maple- 
wtK^d, Mo. 

Rose, a. S., Ensign. Mineral Pi.. Wis. N. A. .No. I751t. 

Rose. Austin T., Student Oflicer, 625 North IL-nry St., 
Madison, Wis. 

Rose, D. Mobton. Jb., Ensign. 803 West Hill St., Knox- 
villc, Tenii. Mass. Inst, of Te.ii.. Pensaeola. N. A. No. 
262. 

Rose, J. E.. Ensign, 39 Draper Terrace, MoiUclair, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Te h., Pensaeola. HTA. 

Rose. Joseph IL, Student Oflicer, 425 First Ave. Pitls- 
burgli, I'a. 

Rose. Loris, Student Oflicer, 160 West «7th St.. New 
York City. Mass. lust. ..f IVrh. HTA. 

Rose. Begin u.n W .. ShidenI Oflicer. I 7(i Ivist Palmer 
Ave., l><'troit, .Mich. Duiuvtioily Inst., Minn. 

Roseboboi'gh, J. C Lieut. Cig-*» 905 Upson .\ve.. El 
Paso. Tex. 

Ross. E. A.. Ensign. 1200 Matlock Ave., Pearl Harbor, 
Honolulu. 

Ross. EnwiN Albebt. 1865 West 25th St., Los Angeles, 
Cal. 

Ross, Fbank D., Ensign, I Liberty St., New .'ork 
City. 

Ross, HowABD L., Student Oflicer. 

Ross. John W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1531. 

Ross. Kenneth D., Student Ofliccr, N. 1101 Post St., 
Spokane, Wash. 

Ross, L. W,, Ensign. 

Rossiteb, Richmond, Student Ofliccr. 

RoTMENBURG, Merle E.. War. Mach. 

RoTHERMEL. AoDisoN J., Student Oflicer, 131 West 93rd 
St.. New York City. 

RoTHWEi.L. James L., Ensign, 513 Ilerrick St.. Elmira, 
N. Y. Rolsena, Italy; Arcachon. Fr. N. A. No. 1460. 
HTA. 

RouGHLEY, Hugh W , Ensign. 

RoUBKE. Gbattan L., Student Oflicer. Lisbon. N. D. 

Rouse, Habolo A,. Ensign. 255 West 90th St.. New York 
City. 

RoussEL, W. D- Student Oflicer. 422 Gravier St., New 
Orlejins, La. 

Routh, William P., Student Oflicer, Texas P. A: L. Co., 
Dallas, Tex. 

RowF. Chables a.. Ensign, Roland Park. Baltimore, 
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Key West, Pensa- 
eola. Moutchic, St. Inglevcrt, Fr. N. A. No. 736. HTA. 

Roue. Isaac S , Ensign, 1709 N. Calvert St.. Balti- 
more. Md. 

RowEN, Edwabd J., War. Maeli., Jamaica Plain, .Mass. 
N. A. No. 200. 

Rov. Reuben S., Student Ofli<-er, Care of L. S. N. Nat- 
chitoches, La. 

RoYCE. Milton P.. En-^ign, Itha'^a. N. Y. R. F. D., 
No. 5. Ma«s. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensaeola. .N. A. 
No. 2464. HTA. 

RovsTEB. F. .\., Ensign, 303 Colonial .\ve., Norfolk, 
\ a. M:(ss. In--t. of Tech., iVnsacola. Fla. 

RuBiNKAM, 1 1. \\., Ensign. N. .\. No. 1732. 

RucKEB. Lyle W., Student Oflicer, 1310 June St.. L0.1 
Angeles, Cal. 

Rudy, Walter D.. Student Oflicer. Mt. Airy, Md. 
Ruhckert F., War. Mach.. 308 Adams St.. Ruffalo, N. Y. 
RiMPH, Fi.OYD Ed., \^'ar. Mach. 

RiNDLE, Henry M.. Student Oflicer, 305 .Vvcrigg A.e.. 
Passaic. N. J. 



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Rush, H. L.. Jr.. Liniit. fj.g.). 1400 H. St.. N. W., Wash- 
ington. D. C. N. A. I\o. 39'u. 

Rush, W. L., Student OiGcer, Shubuta, Miss. Dunwoody 
Inst., Minn. 

RussELi,. Charles L.. Ensign, .1263 Hawthornn RIvd.. 
St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Washington, D. C. 
HTA. 

Russell. James C, Student Officer, 400 Washington 
St., Camden, Ark. 

Russell. Philip AinEN, Lieut, fj.g.), Dedham, Mass 
Mass. Inst, of Tech , Hnflfalo. K. Greenwich. R. I. HTA. 

Rust. Edgar IL, Fnsipn, 1229 Clarkson St., Denver, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ray Shore, Pensacola; Kil- 
rnRhoIme, Eng. N. A. No. 1291. HTA. 

Rust, Lawrence A.. Student Officer. Bloomington, III. 
Dunwoody Inst., Miami. HTA. 

Ruth. Vincent E., Student Oflirer, 958 Diversey Park- 
way, Chicago, III. 



Rutherford, John M., Lieut, fj.g.). Tuxedo Park, N. 
Y. Ray Shore. L. I.; Key West, Miami, Washington, D. 
ITA. 



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Ensign, 1595 Beacon St., Rroukline, 



A. No. 164 

RvAN, Edmund J. 
Mass. 

RvAN. G. W.. War. Mach. 

RvAN, James Hilary, Student Officer, 13 Beaver St., 
Albion, N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Great Lakes, Hampton Roads, Pensacola, Bay Shore. 
HTA. 

RvAN, Raymond P.. Student Officer, 741 St. Owen PI., 
Bronx, New Vork City. 

RvAN, William Miles, Ensign, 2036 Canal St., New Or- 
leans. La. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, "^ensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1958. HTA. 

Ryerson, Creighton. Ensign, 515 W. Washington St., 
Jackson, Mirh. 

Rvlandeb. Paul N., Ensign. 514 Garrett BIdg., Bal- 
timore, Md. 



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Creation of Pensacola 



AMieii tile Lcird wns desifjning creation, 
.\nd laying out oceans and lands. 
With never a moment's laxation, 
Xot even to spit in His hands — 



As anyone will in a hurry 
He let things go liy now and then. 
In all the excitement and worry. 
That He should have done over again. 



So rather than muss up the outfit. 
He saved every blunder and blob, 
.\nd laid them away in the corner. 
To use at the end of the job. 



On the sixth afternoon of the contract — 
His time would expire that day — 
He boiled out the dregs of creation, 
.4nd shoveled the litter away. 



He gathered the wreckage and tilling. 

The scum and the sewerage and sump, 

.\nd He built on the shores of the Gulf Stream 

The great International Dump. 



He rushed things then in a hurry, 
.\nd because of the rush He was in. 
He named this place "Pensacola," 
.\nd "Pensacola" it alwavs has been. 



Then feeling sarcastic and gloomy. 
Because it was .Saturday night. 
He picked out the nastiest corner, 
-\nd named it "San Carlos" for spite. 



It is there that they do things backward, 
.\nd the san<l does not dry between rains. 
Where money and high prices are plenty. 
And thieverv better than brains. 



It's the home of the Oreek and the slacker 
The buzzard and mud-colored crows. 
My strongest impression of Pensacola 
Got into my head through my nose. 



It's the land of the infernal odor 
The town of the national smell. 
The average .\nierican sailor 
Would rather be quartered in hell. 



So it's back to the north for yours truly- 
Though I'm not wishing anyone ill — 
Pensacola can hang for all I care, 
.\nd really I hope that she will. 



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^ es, it's back to the north for y 

.\ sadder Ijut wi.ser chap. 

The Lord played a joke on all mankind 

When He put Pensacola on the map. 

Ill till fairness to Pensnrola ice icill hate to sai/ thai litis poem is prohahly the result of a " morn in y 
after" pessimism and does not do justice to the city or its people. — Editor. 



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Lieut, (j.g.) 

165 West 83 St.. New York 

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SAI,ISHl?HY. KK\'M-:TII 

Ensign 
201 Main St.. S. K. Min- 
ncnpolis, Minn. Mass., 
Insl. (if 'IVch.. Duiiwuxly, 
I'ensarola, Miami. N. A. 
No. m.i. MTA. 



SALMON. N. M. 
Student Officer 
Lillin/;toi). N. C. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. IITA. 



SANBORN. C. M. 

Ensign 
2716 IrviiiK So. Minne- 
apolis. Minn. Onnwoody. 
Mas.s. Inst, of Tech., Pen- 
sacola. Hampton Hoads. 
N. A. No. 9:..i. IHA. 




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Situ/ent (officer 

no \Vo«i mil St., New 

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SANTOS, ANTHONY S. 

20 Goulil St., West Box- 
bury, Mnss. M. I. T.. 
IVnsnctila, Hampton Hd.. 
New York, Hos tin, .\na- 
c^lia. N. A. No. I8«. 



sah(;i:nt, dwtght s. 

Ensign 
♦ 17 Union St., New Bed- 
fi>rd, \las,s. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. N, A. 
No. 1490. IITA. 



SABCKM. Jt)llN C. 

Sludenl O^tn-r 

122 Ciiliurn St., Lowell, 

Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

IITA. 



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SATTERFIELD. D. E., Jr. 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
834 West Grace St.. Rich- 
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. 



SATTERWHITE. R. L. 

Ensign 
527 Liherty St., Franklin, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Akron, Hampton Rds., 
TJ. S. S. Arizona. 



SAUNDERS. DAVID G. 

Ensign 
Emmetsbiirg, Iowa. Mass 
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, 
I'eusacola. N. A. No. 1813, 
HTA. 



SAUNDERS. WM. R. 

Student Ojjicer 

Bedford, Va. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Key West. HTA. 






SAVAGE. JASPER V. 
Mach in ist 
4527 6nth St.. Porrland, 
Ore. San Diego, Great 
Lakes, Columbia Univ. 
HTA. 



SAWYER, LOUIS 

Sfutfent Officer 
Fayetteville. Ark. Univ. of 




Wash.. 
HTA. 



Seattle. Key West. 



SCANDRETT. R. B. Jr. 

Ensign 
Eiigle & Elm Sts.. Ten- 
afly. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Pensacola. Akron. 



.■^< .HI-.\< K. Ji».->. II., ,ir«l 

Ensign 
Wynnewood, Penn. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1740. 
HTA. 




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SCHIFF, HERBERT 

Lifui. (j.g.) 
525 West End Ave., New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensa- 
cohi, Chatham. N. A. No. 
916. HTA. 



SCHILLING, WM. C. 
Ensign 
2850 Gravois Ave.. St. 
Louis, Mo. Pensacola, 
Columbia Univ., Bay 
Shore, Great Lakes. HTA. 



SCHLUETER, T. L. 
Ensign 
515 Bellevue Ave., Oak- 
land, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1392. 
LTA. 



SCHLICHTER. A. B. 

Student Ojjicfr 
Cor. Granbyand Main Sts. 
HoUister, N. C. Dun- 
woiidv lust. Minn., Minn. 
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SCHLICHTER, F. P. 

Ensign 
28 Radford St.. Yonkers, 
N. Y'. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Rockaway. Hamp- 
ton Roads. LTA. 



SCHLOEDER. N. S. 
Ensign 
."J Eldorado Place, Wee- 
hawken, N. J. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Bay Shore, Key 
West, Miami. N. A. No. 
504. HTA. 



SCHLUMS, OTTO W. 
Ensign 

13 Roxbury Terrace. Rox- 
bury. Mass. M. I. T.. Pen- 
sacola. Moutchic, Brest. 
Bay Shore. Norfolk. N. A. 
No. 653. HTA. 



SCHMIDT, IIEL.MAN 
Carpenter 
5().'J Chesapeake Ave.. East- 
port. Md. Pensacola, Ana- 
costia, D. C. N. A. No 
1026. HTA. 



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SCMMIIT, W Al.l i:H K. 
iVi I UL Kiisiijn 

'^SrVn 218 Superior St.. Tolcdn. 

jl'''| Ohio. Muss. Inst, of Tech.. 

I Bay Shore, Key West. 

.1 Minnii. N. .\. No. 1312. 

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SCMNAIU;!.. I). C. 

Slwl-lit OffiriT 

Ciand Korks. N. I). Muss. 

Insl. of 'I'ech.. Key West. 

IITA. 



SCMOKI'I'ICI.. A. K. 
Stuflenl O/firer 
Ransom. Knns. Seal tic, 
Wash., Miami. HTA. 



scm LTZ. !■:. n. 

2112 Jaekson St.. Sioux 
(^ity. Iowa. Seattle, Great 
Lakes. HT.\. 



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Ensign 
5106 Washington Ave., St. 
Ixttiis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., IVnsacohi. UiM^k- 
flway, Cnpi* May. N. A. 
No. 652. HTA. 



SCHWARTZ. KD. A- 

Studcnl Officrr 
15 Adrianco Ave., Pough- 
ktM'psie, N Y. .Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Buy Shore. HTA. 



scnwi-:i/j:n. h. j. 

Knsign 
150 East 72n<l St., New 
York City. .Mus.s. Insl. of 
Te<:h., Pensacola, Norfolk. 
Washington. HTA. 



f SCHWRAH. C. 

finsign 
335 CuUece .\ve. 
Hill. S. C. M. IT. 
cola. Paiiillac, M 
lire^st. Hain|»ron 
N. A. No. TOT. HI 



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SCOTT, HAKER P. 
Ensign 
Bridgetown, Va. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Key West, IVnsacola, 
N. A. No. 2.586. IITA. 



SCOTT, FORnESTERlH. 



Ensign SIntlent Oflicer% 

Stephen Girard BIdg., 46 West Cayuga St., Os- 

Philadelphia, Pa. Miami, wego, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 

Hampton Roads, Pensa- ILTech., Bay Shore. HTA. 
rola. N. A. No. 2273. 
HTA. 




SCOTT, LEE R. 



SCOTT, STUART W. 
Sludenl Officer 
1408 W. Lombard St., Bal- 
timore. Md. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Hampton Roads. 
HTA. 




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SCRIVNER, ERVINC, I. 

Ensign 
592 Ayrlesford Place, Lex- 
ington, Ky. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
HTA. 




SEE, PHILIP H. 

LietiU (j.g.) 
34.3 Adelphis St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. N. A. No. 1541. 
HTA. 




SEFTON. BENJAMIN E. 

(Carpenter 
285 Mcdford St., Somer- 
ville, Mass. Bumkin Is., 
Gujan Meslras, L'Aver 
Vrach, Finisterre, Fr, 



SELBY, RALPH L. 

Ensign 
311 Hubbell Bldg., Des 
Moines, Iowa. Mass. Inst, 
ol Tech., Miami, Pensaco- 
la. N. A. No. 1541. HTA. 




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SELDEN, HAROLD F. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
1862 Park Road. Wash., D. 
C. INewport. Hamp. Rds., 
Pensa. .Bay Sh., Brunswick, 
KeyVVesl, Miami, Anacos- 
tia. N. A. No. 491. HTA 



SHADLE, H. WEBB 

Ensign 
PIe:isantviUe, Iowa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
Key West, Akron. N. A. 
No. 2675. LTA. 




SHALLOW. E. B., Jr. 

Ensign 
1090 Dean Si.. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Bay Shore, Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 1877. HTA. 



SHAi\iN()iN, JA.MLSC. 
Student Ofjicer 
245 Congress St., Bridge- 
port. Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Shore. HTA. 



SHAFER. JACK H. 

Ensign 
621 St. Andrews PI., Los 
Angeles, Cal. Mass. Jnst. of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
San Diego. N. A. No. 
1627. HTA. 



SHAFOR, C. G. 
Ensign 
1.314 Bay View Place, 
Berkeley, Cal. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., San Diego, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1554. 
HTA. 





SIIAMS. KlUMv L. 

Ensign 
i:V^ W. Upsal St., German- 
town. Philacielphia, Pa 
M. I. T.. Itay Stiore, Pensa- 
cola, Brunswick. N. A. No 
1311. HTA. 



SHARP, FRANCIS X. 

Student Ofjicer 
436 9th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami, Pensacola. HTA. 




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SIIMU'. M. A. 

SliitlenI Officer 

Hehroii. Neb. Muss. Inst,. 

of Tech.. Key West. HTA. 



•SHAW . (i. W. 

Lieut, ij.ih^ 

Caribou. Me. Unniplon 

Hnails. ItAK. K{lliiii;)nibiin. 

Fcbx.slnwe. ( )lii'i'n>l<iVMl. 

Wi-xliiril. I.diifb Ki>yle. 
N. A. .\o. 171. HTA. 



SHAW. i.\Ij1u;.\ i.. 

Eiisii/li 
.Shaw llciulil. Dcralur. III. 
.Mass. InsI, of Ti-cb.. Mi- 
ami, Pensut^ola, (Ireat 
Lakes. Philaili'Iphia. N. A. 
No. 1659. IITA. 



SIIKA, l'llA.\k J. 

Sliiileiil Ofjicer 

11)2 First .\vc'., Irwin. Pa. 

\Iass. lust, of Tech. HTA. 



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SHEA. JOlliN J. 
Kiisifjn 
36 Frank St., No. Cani- 
hrid;;*', Mass. Muss. Inst. 
ofTech.. Hay Shore, Bruns- 
wick, Key West. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2362. IITA. 



SIIKALV. L. K\ANS 

.Mucfiirtist 
IJlUir Mountain, S. C. Vcu- 
sacula. IITA. 




SIIKKIIY.CVHIL, El). 

Ensign 

3628 So. 26th. Omaha, Neb. 

Mass. Iiisl. of Tech., Great 

Lakes. HTA. 



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Mii:iin.i;-^ . H. (). 

Ensign 
.'I6.">1 Campliell Sr., Kansas 
City. Mo. Mas.s. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key \\ list. Miami, 
Pcnsarola. N. A. S«i. 2171. 
HTA. 




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.SUKILS, HENRY C. 

Ensign 

58 Francis St., Roxbury, 

Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

iJiiO'nIo, Keyporl. 



Ensign 
24:15 Sheridan Ave., So. 
Minneapolis, Minn. Dun- 
woody, Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola. N.A. No. 
863. IITA. 



SIli:PllERr).SAM'LR. 

Ensign 
177 East Main St., Lan- 
caster, N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
ot Tech.. Ray Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1814. 
HTA. 



SlIEPPARD. L. B. 

Ensign 

Hanover, Penn. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech.. Ray Shore, Pen- 

sacola. N. A. No. 170 , 
HTA. LTA. 




SHERBROOK. W. A. 

Sfudenl Officer 
140.T Beacon St., Brook- 
line, Mass. >.Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Commonwealth Pier. 
HTA. 



SHERMAN. ALDEN W. 

Ensign 
148 Princeton St., Lowell, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2387. HTA. 



SHERRICK. R. G. 

Ensign 
1037 Tuscarawas St., W. 
Canton, Ohio. M. I. T., 
Great Lakes, Charleston, 
Key \\csl. Pensacola. N. 



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SIIERRILL. CHAS. M. 

Ensign 
,307 E. Laurel St.. San An- 
tonio. Tex. Univ. Wash., 
Seattle, San Die^ro. Pensa- 
cola. N.A. No. 2287. HTA. 




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SHERWOOD. DAVID W. 

Student Officer 
Ballston Spa, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 
HTA. 




SHIELDS, EDWARD M. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
West Chester. Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Chatham. N. A. 452. 



SHERWOOD, FRANK S. 

Ensign 
110 East 16 St.. New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Key West, Pensacola. N.A. 
No. 2313. HTA. 



SHETRON, JOHN II. 

Ensign 
118 Victoria PI , Syracuse, 
N. Y. M. !. T.. Key West 
MoutchicNo.Rnmb.Gr.Sl., 
Inglevert, Malpensa, Rock- 
away. N.A. Nn, 1 li;v HTA 



SHEWARD, C. M.. Jr. 

Sftident Officer 
908 Broome St.. Wilminjr- 
ton . Del . Mass. I nst. of 
Tech. HTA. 



SHILLING. W. JAMES 
Ensign 
308 N. Carrollton Ave., 
Baltimore. Md. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Pensacola. Chat- 
ham. N. A. No. 951. HTA. 



SIHPP. JOHN v., Jr. 

Sludenl Officer 

Midway, Ky. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech., Great Lakes, 

Philadelphia. LTA. 



SHORT. ROBERT W. 

Student Officer 
214 W. Franklin St., Elk- 
hart, Ind. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 









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SHUMAKIiR, T. FOYK 

Sludenl 0(?iV,r 
6o:i Lind.-n St.. I,ini;i. 
Dili... \ln^s. Insl. orTwh.. 
Mi;iiiii. Camp Hicks. Tex. 
Kil[iii>:lt(>liiie, Kng. 



SI union PE, 

Krisitjit 

Point View. Miiiiiii. Kla. 
Newport. Hiirvard HiMlin, 
Mlaiui, (Ironl Lakes. Key 
West. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2502. 



SKiAL, Al.l.l.i. 

.->nii !■:. Cliir SI.. KI P. 
Ti'x. Seattle 



, Wash. MTA. 



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SlittI, 

.\(lains 

.Iiin(;toii 

ily Iii.st. 



AHOLD W. 

Ill OffiriT 

i St.. N. W.. 
D. C. Dnn- 
Miim. UTA. 




I'l'LLixG Down a Kitp; Hai.i.oon at Ska 




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.S!\nin\^. \ 1111,11 
Knsiijii 
mil Knohlock St.. Still- 
water. Okla. Mass. lust, of 
Tech.. .Miami, key We,st, 
Pensacola. i\. .\. No. 2Sfl.'J. 



.^iMo.NDS. \\.M.ri:H 

Ensign 
727 Harvard St.. Koeliesler, 
N- Y. Mass. Inst, of Teeli.. 
.Miami. Pensaeola. N. A. 
No. 203.-!. IITA. 



sim;laih. KHA/.i;it \. 

Ensign 
Hrooklyil. N. Y. Roeliamp- 
l<m. Craiiwell (RAK). Mul- 
lioti (HAF). N, A. No 
1313. LTA. 






SI.A< K. WM. BKHKE 
Ensign 
711 W. Fifth St.. Taylor, 
Tex. Seattle, San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2539. 
HIA. 



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K. PRENTICE SLOAN. WM. PJYRES. Jr. 



Ensign 
I2.'i0 East Ave., Rochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Ray Shore, Pensacola, Moii- 
lauk. Hampton Roads. N. 
A. No. 1013. HTA. 



Ensitjn 
626 Cenlral Ave., Lexing- 
ton. Ky. Mass. Inst- of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1614. LTA. 



SMALL, BRAZIER C. 

Ensign 
Turner. Oregon. Seatlle. 
San Diego, Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2265. HTA. 



SMALL. BURTON E. 

Sludent Officer 
Addison. Me. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 




S.MITH. ALERED T. 
Ensi/n 
Bichmond. Va. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Hay Shore. Pen- 
sacola, Halifax, North S /<!- 
iiey. N. S., Hampton Hds., 
N. A. No. 1080. HTA. 




SMITH. BASIL li. 
Ensign 
1221 Montana Ave.. Port- 
land. Ore. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2323. HTA. 



SMITH. BENSON L. 

Ensign 
821 13th St., San Diego, 
Cal. M. I. T.. San Diego, 
Pensa., Sidney, Canada., 
Hampton Rds. N. A. No. 
6. HTA. 



SMITH, G. W. 

Ensign 
2121 Harriet Ave.. So. 
Minn.. Minn. Dunwoody, 

Pensa., Great Lakes Wa'ih , 
Akron. Ro( k i\\ i\ "N \ 
No. 165ft. LI \ 




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SMITH, CARLOS B. 

Shtdenl Officer 
lOi Prospect Vhnr. Brook- 
lyn, N. y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Bay Sliori-. HTA. 



SMITH, C. W. 
Ensign 
142 Burncoat St., Wor 
cpster, Ma.ss. Mass. Inst, of 
Terli., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1658. HTA. 



SMITH, CLINTON A. 

Stiulent Officer 

1305 Commonwealth Ave., 

Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech., Miami. HT.\. 



SMITH, CYRIL R 
Ensign 
123 Grand .\ve., Akron, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2136. HTA. 




SMITH, F. CAROL 
Ensign 
620 East Valerio St., Santa 
Barhara, Cal. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola, Rockaway. N. 
A. No. 1307. HTA. 



SMITH. GLENN I. 
Ensign 
1958 Berwyn Ave., Chi- 
cago. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. Miami. N. A. 
No. 1998. LTA. 



SMITH, H. CORNELL 

SIttdent Oflicer 
7 Marston Ave., Detroit, 
Mich. Dunwoody. HTA. 



SMITH, HENRY M. 
Ensign 
ilTA Maiden St., Chicago, 
III. Dunwoody, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2100. 
HTA. 



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SMI III. IIUHKHT L. 
Knsifjn 
309 No. Main St.. Alliens. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron. Hampton Rds.. 
II. S. S. Okhihomiu Castle- 
town, Ire. LTA. 



SMMM. Ih\ l>. 

222 E. 16tli St.. llopkins- 
ville, K y. Mass. I nsl . of 
Tech.. IVrisacola. Wash- 
ington. D. C HTA. 



SMITH. ()M\ i;h II. 
Linif. {j.'j.) 
908 N. 61 Si., Overl.rook, 
I*a. Mass. lust, of Tech., 
IVnsaeola. KAF. W'arsash. 
KiiK-. Queenstown. In*. 



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SMI III, MM. I'll i:. 
h'nsujft 
21B2 Valentine Ave., New 
Yorkt'ily. IVnsneola, Cha- 
tham. N. A. No. 2010. 

HTA. 



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SliiilrnI Offia-r 
SnliMll. W . \ a. Mass. Inst, 
of Tt-cb.. Miami. HT.\. 



S\IHM. UK II \UI) .M. 

<imi Colonial Ave.. Norfolk. 
\ a. Muss. Inst, of Tech., 
ilay Shore, Pensarola, Mi- 
ami. N. A. No. 1133. 



SMITH. S.VMLIKL .\. 
Liftit. ij.tj. ) 
47 Academy St., .\rlinKloii. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Hampton Rds., Pen- 
sacohi. ('ai>e May. N. A. 
No. 575. HTA. 



.SMiril, rillH) 

('.liarlotlesville, \u. .Mns.s. 
Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
HcK-kaway Beach. LTA. 



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SMITH. VAN DOM C. 

Ensign 
102 Waverly Place, New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tecit-, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2034. HTA. 



SMITH, WILLARDG. 

Mackinisi 
17 Haynes St.. Hartford, 
Conn. Columbia Univ.. 
USS. North Carolina, USS. 
Slackton, Miami. 



SMI III, W. H. 

Sliident Officer 
4 Coltafje Place, Warren. 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



SMITH. WILLIAM P. 

Ensign 
ftO^ Hancock St.. Sandusky, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Miami, Mout- 
chic, Paris. Brest. N. A. 
No. 644. HTA. 





SNAVELY. RALPH A. 


SNOOK, JOHN LLOYD 


SNOW, CHARLES IL 


Ensign 


Ensian 


Student Officer 


725 E. Madison Si.. Spring- 


403 Walpr St.. Trov, Ohio. 


.';i2 E. Taylor Si.. Bloom 


field. Mil. Seal lie. Wash., 


Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 


inalon. 111. Dunwoody 


San Uiego. HTA. 


West. HTA. 


HTA. 



.SOLLEY, ROBERT F. 

Student (IJJicer 
111 Easl 60lh Si., New 
Yfirk City. CJreat Lakes. 
LTA. 




SOMERS. ANDREW 
Ensign 
89 Keap Si.. Brooklyn. N. 
Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola, Moutchic. Fr., lie 
Tudy, Fr. HTA. 



SOMMERS. JOHN E. 
Ensign 
Clifton Springs. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami. N. A. No. 1539. 
HTA. 



SONNABEND, A. M. 
Ensign 
43 Munroe St., Roxbury, 
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola. Miami. 
N. A. No. 1603. HTA. 



SONNEBORN, R. G. 
Student Officer 
2120 Eiilaw Place. Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. 





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SOUTHER. HUGH S. 
Ensign 
Cleveland. Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Miami, 
Pensacola, Hampton Rds. 
N. A. No. 1012. HTA. 



SOUTHWOHTll. 

Ensign 
122 Cheslnul Si.. 
held. Mass. Mass. 
Tech.. Key West. 



A. P. 

Wake- 
Inst. of 
Pensa- 



cola. In. a! No. 2542. HTA 



SPARLLNG. lOLLlolTW. 

Ensign 
109 101 h Ave.. W. Ash- 
land. Wis. Dunwoody, Key 
West, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1209. HTA. 



SPEAKER. TRIS. E. 
Student Officer 
Hubbard. Tex. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. HTA. 



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Mi;iini IITA. 



, SPKKH, W)\ I) Al.IKN 

S(uf/fnt Officer 
.ifi t:> .Mrlloc Si. Ixiiiis. .Mo. 
S.Mlll.-. S;iTl Dic't'o llTA. 



si'EM;r;n. hvro.\ 

Ensign 
7:iO North 22. Si. Josepli. 
Mo. Muss. Insl. ol'lVrli.. 
Ki'y Wc^l. MNiiili. IVtisji- 
cola. N. A. No. 21)11. 
HTA. 



SPHAGUK. E. L. 
Ensign 
.30 \V>st lHh St., New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. .Minmi. 
I'ensacola. N. A. No. 1200. 




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STACKV. JAMKS |[. 
Ensign 
White Hivcr Jet.. \ eniioiit, 
Mass. Inst, of Terh.. .Mi- 
ami, I*ensacoUl. N. A. No. 
IT.iO, HTA. 



.STACKHOIJSE.JOIIN M. 

Ensign 
l.U Market Si.. Hlooms- 
biirK, IVnn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Key West, 
Peiisucola, iN. A. .No. 2688. 
HTA. 



STALK, A. HOLSTAN 
Ensign 
Care Loein;; A'Tti Enf;. 
Corj).. New York City. 
\\'ashington, 1). C, llamp- 
lou Roads. HTA. 



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.STANKOIil). M. II 

Slinlrnl Officer 

411)6 Conk St., Duliith, 

.Minn. Ounwoody Inst., 

Minn., .Miami. 



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STANTON. GEO 
Ensign 
39 N. Fullerton Ave., 
Monlclair. N. J. Mass. 
Inst. i)f 'I'l'ch., Key West. 
N. A. No. 2018. IITA. 



STAPP, C. C. 

Student Officer 
203 W. Church St.. Cham- 
paigDe, III. Dunwoody, 

Great Lakes. HTA. 



STARK, THOMAS E.. 

Ensign 
Hodgenville, Ky. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pen- 
.sacola. N. A. No. 2.'i20. 
HTA. 



STARKEY. WILMEHT 

Student Officer 
911 Chester Ave., Avalon, 
Pa. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. HTA. 



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STARR, LOWELL 

Student Officer 
152 Deer Hill Avenue, Dan- 
bury, Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Ren.sonhurst; Pel- 
ham Bay. HTA. 




STAUB, JOHN F. 

Lkut. (j.g.) 
a.SO Temple Ave., Knox- 
ville, Tenn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Ft. 
Worth, Killinjjholme. En^'. 
N, A. No. 26.3. HTA. 




ST. CLAIR, J. R. 

Lieut, {j.g.) 
19:i0 E. 4lh St., Duluth, 
Minn. .Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A 
No. 930. HTA. 



STEARMAN, LLOYD C. 

Student Officer 
Harper. Kans. Seattle, 
Wash.; San Diego. HTA. 




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STEBBINS, ROBERT P. 

Ensign 
Covina, Cal. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Akron, Rock- 
away Beach. LTA. 




STEEL, VAN H. 
Ensign 
2083 Rosedale Ave., Oak- 
land, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diego, Pen- 
.sacola. N. A. No. 203.5. 
HTA. 



STEELE, O. I., Jr. 
Ensign 
Excelsior Springs, Mo. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami. Key West, Pensacola. 
HTA. 



STEEVES, DUDLEY W. 

Ensign 
Box 54, R. No. 1, Hayward, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1387. HTA. 




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STECJE, GEORGE H., Jr. 

Ensign 
34 Monroe Place, Hrook- 
lyn, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. Pensa- 
cola. Rockaway. N. A. 
No. 1212. HTA. 

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STi:PUl-.iNS, A. \v. 
Ensign 
20 Highland Ave., Mont- 
clair, N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Rds. N. A. No. 1630. 
HTA. 



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STEPHENS. FRED H. 

Ensign 
147 Ashmoiil St., Dor- 
chester Centre, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami. N. A. No. 1537. HTA. 



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STEPHENS, ROBERT E. 

Ensign 
University Club. San Diego, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami, Pensacola, San Di- 
ego. HTA. 



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STKI'IIKNSON, 

Ensign 
423 N. Ccnier St. 
Ii.-m, l'„ Mass. 
Ir.h. MIA. 



F. L. 



Belhlc- 
Inst. (if 



STKV i:,\s. K. A. 

MfichinisI 

I.iiki- I'Imid. N. Y. Col- 

iitnhia Univ., Great Lakes, 

Key West. 



STKMC.NS. JAMICSW. 

SliKlfnt Officer 

{'liarles and ('ainden St.s., 



Italtiinore, .\1d. 
Wash.; IVorfolk. 



Sfutllr 

IITA. 



sTi;\ i;.\.s().N, M. 

I.ifitl. (j.ij.) 
Meadow ltr(M)k Club, \V<wt- 
Iniry, L. I.. N. Y. .Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. KilhnK- 
hnhnc. Kng. iN. A. iNo. 4W. 
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STEVENSON. R. B. 

Ensign 
32;i7 Michi^un Ave.. Kan- 
sas City. -Mo. .Mass. Inst. 
of Te<Th.. Key West. Mi- 
ami. Pensacolu. .\. A. No. 
21»6. HTA. 



STEVENSON. V. E. 
Ensiqn 
Tl.'JO Khcrhart Ave., Chi- 
rago. III. Pen-sncola. Great 
Lukes. Miami. U S.S. Hunt- 
ington. (Ireai Luk.C8. IITA. 



siKW Aitr, (:ii\hij:s \\ 

Ensign 
c. o Stewart Moiler Works. 
Worce.sIer. Mass, .Mass, 
Inst, of 'r<Th.. Miami. Pen- 
sacola, Moulrhie, N. A. 
No. 12T1. HTA. 



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STEWAin. FHANK A. 

Signal Ojfficer 

Freilonia, Kansas. Mass. 

Inst, u f Tech., Miami, 

HT.\, 




STEWART. SIDNKV A. 

Ensign 
820 N. Highland Ave., 
Pirisbiirph, Pa. Mass. Inst, 
of Te<'h., Miami. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2196. 
HTA. 




STILES, HAROLD R. 

Ensign 
116.5 Comraonweallh Ave. 
Boston, Mass. Mass. Inst 
of Tech., Pensacola, Hamp 
ton Roads. N. A. No. 2511 
HTA. 



STILKS, WM. A. 
Ensign 
l.i02 Whitaker St., Bir- 
minKham. Ala. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Key West. N. A. 
No, 18.-!.i. HTA. 



STILWELL, JAMES G. 

Ensign 
3U No. Franklin St . Mt. 
Pleasant, Mich. M. I. T., 
Great Lakes. Akron, Pensa- 
cola. Moiitauk. N. A. No. 
1870. LTA. 





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•STITT. WM. BRITTON 

Ensign 
1S« St. Nicholas Ave., 
New York City. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Blue Hill 
Obs., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2161. HTA. 



STODDARD, THOS. R. 

Ensign 
Cohassett, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Boston Navy 
Yard, Key West, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2599. HTA. 



STOKER, H. C. 
Ensign 
613 Avery Ave.. Syracuse, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. .\. 
No. 1332. HTA. 



STONE. gf:o. W. 

Lieiil. (j.g.) 
Potomac, III. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. HI. HTA. 




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Much in ist 



Meridian, 
cola. S(. 
Moutchir. 
Fr.. Capp 



Miss. Pensa- 
RapliaH, Fr., 

Fr.. Faiiillac, 
May. HTA. 



STONEMETZ, P. 
Ensign 
359 Otis St., West Newton, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2029. HTA. 



STORRER, ROBERT L. 

Ensign 
607 W. Main St.. Owosso. 
Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola, Bay Shore, Bruns- 
wick. N. A. No. 1308. 



STOWELL, D. D 

Ensign 
1680 Ashland Ave., St. 
Paul, Minn. Dnnwoody, 
Key West. Miami. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 2171. 





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STRACHAN, JOHN R. 

Ensign 
1449 5th Ave.. San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diego, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1602. 



STRAND. AUGUST L. 

Ensign 
30.3 Evergreen Apts., Boze- 
man. Montana. Univ. 
Wash., San Diego. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1876. 



STRATER, C. HELME 

Student Oflicpr 
Rye, New York. JGreat 
Lakes. LTA. 



STRAUS, HENRY LOBE 

Ensign 
4007 Penhurst Ave., Bal- 
timore. Md. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Bay Shore. Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 2212. 
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STRIBLING, H. A. L. 

/.icHf. (J.J.) 
75 Liickii! St., Atlanta. Ga. 
Coliiiiihia Univ., Moiil- 
chio. Fr., Morehead City. 
N. C. 



STRONG, T. J. 
Lieui. (J.g.) 
(Champaign, III. Mas.s. 

Iiisl. of Vrrh , Hay Shore, 
P.-iisacula. N. A. No, 'I2y. 
IITA. 



STIJDLEY, ItAHHIC'lT 
Ettsigtt 
2H1 N<:w York Ave, Itrook- 
lyn, N. Y. .Mass. Insl. of 
Tfcli., Hay Shore, Peiisa- 
cnhi. IITA. 



STU.MI'K, WM. A. 
Lieul. U-9-) 
122 Oak St., I'lalt-slmrK, 
N. Y. Hofkaway, Hay 
Shore. Pensaeola, Hampton 
H«Is.. Giiipavas, Fr.. Chat- 
ham. I.IA. 




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Tearing Don it Ihr IIS-Vs afirr the Armixlicc 




STURGIS, ALANSON H. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
120 Hnylslon St., Boston, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Teeh., 
Pcnsacoln. N. A. No. 2015. 
HTA. 



sri.LIS AN. ANDHKW J. 

Ensign 
4211 V'inoenncs Ave, Chi- 
cago, III. Dunwr>o<ly, 
Miami, Key West, Pensa- 
eola. N.A. No. 2617. IITA. 



SULZBACHER, C. A. 

Slndrni Officer 
219 .Mitngdon Rd., Kew 
(Jardens. L. I., N. Y. 
Dnnwoody, Minneapolis. 



SL'THKRLAND, G. A. 
En.<iign 
6061 PershinR Ave., St. 
IjOuis, Mo. Lake Holsena. 
It., Paris, Brest. N. A. No. 
2000. 



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SWEENEY. FRANCIS J. 

Stuf/rnt Officrr 
550 Melropolifan Ave., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. 
iDst. of Tech.. Pelham 
Bay, Miami. HTA. 



SWEETLAND. G. 

Ensign 
12 Fairlawn St.. Everett, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Rockaway, Hamp- 
ton Ruads. 



SWENNING, KARLA. 

Enxiyn 
5 Park St.. Brookline, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi- 
ami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
2173. HTA. 



SWIFT, CLIFFORD G..Jr. 

Ensign 
Temple, Tex. Seattle, San 
Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2197. HTA. 




SWIFT. WM. E. 

Ensign 
Lake Forest. III. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Great Lakes, 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2329. HTA. 



SWINEFORD, OSCAR, Jr. 

Ensign 
1302 Grove Ave., Rich- 
mond, Va. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Miami, 
Hampton Rds., Berkeley, 
N. A. No. 1536. HTA. 



SYMES, J. P. 

Student Officer 
2218 Roosevelt Ave.. Ber- 
keley, Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Die^o, Pensa- 
cola, N. A. No. 1779. HTA. 



SYMINGTON. TIIOS. R. 

Ensign 
220 Ridsewood Road. Ro- 
land Park, Baltimore, Md. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key 
West, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1846. HTA. 



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Sabin, Glenn C, Ensign. 

Sadenwateb, H., Lieut, (.j.g.). 

.Sadowskv, Jack Phelps, Student Officer, 5.3:5 W. End 
Ave., New York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

St. Claib, Harry L.. Student Officer, Saltville, Va. 

St. Clair. J. R., Lieut, (je). 1930 E. 4th St., Duluth, 
Minn. N. A. No. 93(1. 

Sal-sman, J., War. Boatswain. N. A. No. .'J2'i. 

Sams, Brl'ce, J., Ensign. 235 Gordon East, Savannah, Ga. 

Sams, Lewis P., Ensign, 116 Juniper St., .\tlanta, Ga. 
N. A. No. 1359. 

SAM.STAG, IL R., Student Officer, 307 W. 81st St., New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Sanderson. Earl J., Sludent Officer, .32 State St., 
Seneca Falls, N. V. 

Sanfori), Herbert H.. Ensign, 758 Waverly St., Palo 
Alio, Cal. 

Sancmasteb, Norman I., Student Officer. 

Samos, Fileto D., Ensign. N. A. No. 1056. 

Sargent, Fitzwilliam, Lieut. (j.g.1., Haverford, Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, O. N. A. No. 61,'t. LTA. 

Sargent. Howard C, Lieut, (j.g.), 49 Oliver St., Maiden 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola, Moutchic, St. 
Trojan. Chalham. N. A. No. 372. HTA. 

Saul, John M., Student Officer, 934 New York Ave., 
N. W., Washington, D. C. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

Saunders, Don E., StudenI (lihcer, Colerain, N. Car. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. IITA. 

Saunders, Eugene D., Sludent Officer. 2925 Coliseum 
St., New Orleans, La. Dunwoo<ly and Seattle. 

Saunders, K. R., En-sign, 1703 Park Ave, Richmond 
Va. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami. N. A. 
No. 1014. IITA. 

Saunders. Maurice, Jr., Student Officer, D. K. E. 
House, llannver, N. II. Great Lakes. LTA. 

Saunders, William T., Jr., Student Officer, Yale Club, 
44lh St., New York, N. Y. 

Sludent Officer, 15 S. Main St.. 



SAv\f;E, Arno Charles, Student Officer, 35 Maple 
St., Bangor, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

Savelle. Mark A., W^ar. Machinist, Mobile, Ala. 
U. S. S. HanUngion, >San Diego, Pensacola. 

Sawyer, Damian C. Ensign. N. .\. No. 2399. 

Sawyer, Gene F., StudenI Officer, 1123 East 86th St., 
Cleveland, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. HTA. 

Sawyer. Lester B., Student Officer, 2015 G St., N. W., 
Washinglon, D. C. 

Sawyer. Ralph II., Ensign, 24 Clinton St., Framing- 
ham, Mass. 

Saxry, J. Bert, Ensign, Santa Barbara, Cal. N. A. 
No. 2076. 

Saxton, R\y D., Student Officer. 

Sayles. Phiiip S., SuidenI Officer, New Bedford, Mass. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech , Newport, R. L, Bay Shore. HTA. 

Sayles, R. W., Ensign, 16 East St., Adams, Mass. 
N. A. No. 1 162. 

.Saylor, William S., Student Officer. 

Saybe. Caryl H.. Ensign, 868 Carroll St.. Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Pensacola. Moulchic, Avord, 
Old .Sarum, Eng., Campaigne, St. Inglcvert. N. A. 
No. 367. 

Scarborough, H. C, Ensign, Plattsmoulh, Neb. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron, Rockaway. LTA. 

Scarlett, Ed, G., Ensign. 37 Lake Ave., Lynn, Mass. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1211. HTA. 

Sc\TTERGOon, George B., Ensign, 111 W. Philelena 
St., (iermanlown, Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. insl. of Tech., 
Akron. Rockaway. LTA. 

ScHENCK. I. P., Ensign. N. A. No. 1402. 

ScHERMRRHORN, H., Lieul. fj-ff.). 1^6 Oakleigh Road, 
Newton, Mass. N. A. No. 208. 

ScHERMERHORN, Jamets, Jr.. Student Officer, Detroit 
Times, Detroit, Mich. .Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

SctiiLicHTER, Fred P., Ensign, 28 Radford St., Yonkers, 
N. Y. 

Schiller, Morgan B., Ensign, 530R Ellsworth Ave., 
Piltsburgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Seattle. 



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ScHiMMEL, Vernon G.. Ensign, 205 Colonial lildp., 
Winchester, Ky. .\. A. iSo. 2026. 

ScKlVEHV. A. K., Slinlcrit OJlircr, Wnodlnrul, Pii. 

ScHi-oss. Monroe II., Student Oflicer. 2.114 IJifjiw 
Plan-, Hultimore. Md. 

SriiMTi). Heiuifhi W.. I-Ji-iitrn. 100 I-'Im^-rove \ve., 
Prnvi<Joii.'<-. H I. Muss. Inst. uC Trrh., liny Shore, 
IViis.Hnla. Iliiniplon Hojids. IITA. 

SciiMiN. .loHN II.. i;fisij.'n. 19 Vera Place. Montelair, N. 
J. Mas^s. lust, of 'IVrh., Key Wast, Miami, Pensacola. 
N. \. No. ir.l2. iri'A. 

SniiMiDT, Karl, Stndeiil Officer. Simla Itnrhara, Cnl. 

ScHMiDTT, Pai.'l M., Student OITicer. Planlsville. Conn. 

SrnNEBKROEn, (Ifoiuje F., SIimIimiI ( KliriT. ArIirit,'lon 
Ilei^'hls. 111. DunwotMiy Inst.. Minn 

St:uNRii>i:n, Ki.MER I... Stiidenr OHiiiT. 

SciiOEMR"^, KncAR O., Studi'iit Ofllrer. 

S{:iioi-M:i,n. EnwiN H.. Siiidcnl (tmrer. 227 S. list St., 
I>hil.i.lrl,.hia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Te.h. MTA. 

S< jiorn t II. Hof;EH S., Student Odirrr. 1*> MonuTnent 
Hoad. Phihidelphia, Pa. .Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Hay Shore. 
L.I. IITA. 

Sriioi./, Jackson V., Ensign, 5867 Nina Place, St. 
Louis. Mo. 

ScuooNMAKKn. K., EnsiRn. N. A. No. .IJKl. 

SciioRTMANN, Kdwahd C, Student Ofiicer, 227 Lahaii 
St.. Providen<;e, R. L 

ScMoi'TON, IlKNnv W.. Lieut. I'.j.p.^ 26 East Ave., 
Rochester, N. Y. Navnl Ohservniory. Wasliinpton. D. C, 
P)lila<Irtplua. 

S<■n^\I>^.l^ .lotpi-n IL. Student Ollicfr. ^96 S. Maryland 
St.. Hrooklyn. N. \. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Rock- 
away. L'r\- 

S<iinoi :in:n. Artiktb F., Student Officer. 59 S. Water 
Si.. Miluiuikee. Wis. 

Srnn<n:iii;n. John E.. Ensijin. 572 Newherry Hlvd.. 
Milwaukee. Wis. Punwoody Inst., Minn., Key Wi'sl, 
Peri'.acola. N. A. N". |<mO. MTA. 

Scin!i.i ni:is. FnKi)i:»it:K ()., I'-iisi^'ii. 

ScHiriJ-.K. Ralph IL. Student Oflicer. 702 S. .trd Si.. 
Waro, Texas. Sealllc MTA. 

Scin MAnicH. ICiiuiN F., Student Odicer, 29 N. O St.. 
lrvint:lon, .N . V. 

S<:iMin. Mkinhao a.. Ensign. 5.15 Greenwood Ave.. 
Portland. Oregon. i*ensacola, Dnnwuodv. I lauiplon 
Ri.ads. Sun Diego. MTA. 

ScHiJS.s, Wm.. \\:\r. Guu. 

Scimvi.En. Heni>i-:r C. Student Officer. 5255 Enriglit 
Ave.. St. Louis. Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., U. S. Naval 
Air Staiion. Miami. MTA. 

SciiwABi:, .loHN C, Jr., Ensign. 12 College .\ve.. Cohnn- 
I)ia. Mo. Akron, O., Pensac(4a, Rockaway, Moreliead 
City. Key West. N. A. No. 1109. LIA. 

SriiwAHTZ. F. R., Ensign, 151 Central Park West. New 
York. 

ScHWARZ. L. L.. War. Gun. 

Scott. Everett R.. Ensign. 200.'t 7tli ,\vc,, Kearney, 
Nehr. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Sau Diego, Pensacola, 
Miami. N. A. No. 1657. 

SroTT, I'lvERETT L.. Sludeiit Onicer, 91-2 16th St., 
Rouhler, Colo. 

Scott, Francis W., Studenl Officer, 1371 Peacitree 
St.. Atlanta, Ga. 

Sc:orr. George Drake, FJeut. (j-K-)* 31 Westmoreland 
Place. Si. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore. 
L. I., Key West, Rrnnswick. Miami. N. A. No 165. 

ScciTT, John Miatt, Sludcrit Officer, 1.1.18 Oakenwald 
Ave.. Clilcago, III. 

Scott. S. (;.. Student Officer. 309 South New St.. Cham- 
pai::n. Ill Mass. Inst, of Tech. MTA. 

Scott. William R.. Jr., Ensign, 145 Juniper St., .\llanta, 
Gu. N. A. No. 1110. 

SroTTT, Will Jeriioli>. Studenl Officer. 21rd St.. 7th 
Ave., Kearney. Nelir. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT-\. 

SciMNroN, Semeno S.. Student Odicer, H'.i') Edtrewood 
Ave. Tr4-iiton. .\ . J. Mass. Inst, of lech., Newport, 
R. I. MTA. 

Sciiin»Ea. Norman C, Student Officer, 25 Fountain 
St.. West Newton, Mass. 

Scully, F. P., Lieut, (j.g.), 5 Dexter Park. Cambridge. 
Mass. 

SnifRRY. Tom, Student Officer, 190.1 Rennet t .\ve., 
Dallas. Tex. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. MT.\. 

Sears, Willi.^m, Student Officer, 30 W. 4Hh St., New 
York City. 



Se\ion. DoNAiJi L., Student Officer, 485 Renton St., 
Santa Rosa. Cal. Vniv. of Washinglou, Seattle. 
Seboli). Chasi-: Iv. W'ar. Mach. 

Si-KTior. Jkromi: F.. Knsign, 1107 Jarvis .\vc., Chicago, 
III. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. Miami. Pensacola, 
Montttuk. N. \. No. i:J22. 

Seeman, William. Student Officer. 261 Riverside Drive, 
New York City. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech., Ray Shore. L. I., 
Pensacola. LTA. 

Seideis. IL <:.. Lieut, q.g.). 211 N. Medford St.. Rir- 
mingham, Ala. A ruiapolis, "Washington. Pensacola. MT.\. 

Selio. Albert S.. Student Officer. ll!i Washini:ton St., 
Atlanta, Ga. .Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. MTA. 

Selvac.e, Euckne S.. Ensign. 2522 Ridge Road, Rerkeley 
Cal. 

Sewell. A. T., Ensign. N. A. No. 2117. 

Sevmoi'r, Freoehick D.. Student Officer. 55 Prospect 
St.. East Orange. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ray Shore. 
MTA. 

Srymoi-h. II. J., Ensign. Lima, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. .\kron. Mami)ton Rds., Key West. LTA. 

SuArKKORO. RoREitT S., Student Officer. 1015 Reacon 
St.. Itrookline. Mass. Mass. hist, of Tecli. IITA 

SiiACKNO. Ji LIEN S., Studcut Officer. 800 Argyle Road, 
Rrooklyn, N. Y. 

Shanus. Richard E.. Student Officer, 901 16th St., 
N. W.. Washington. D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
MTA. 

Shank. William C. Ensign. Globe RIdg., Pittsburg, 
Kan.«. Great Lakes, Pensacola. 

Shani.v. John .Skvton. Student Officer. Court Hotel, 555 
Rush St.. San Francisco. Cal. 

Shannon. Wm., Student Officer, 616 76th St.. Rrooklyn, 
N. Y. 

Sharp, Malcolm P., F^nsign. 650 Mendota Court. 
Maclisa. Wis. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. N. A. No. 
1510. MTA. 

Shaver. Roy W.. Student Officer, Care of Mctz Mfg Co., 
\\althaiiL Mass. 

Shaver. W. A., War. Mach.. Ill East Carter Ave., Ash- 
land. Ky. 

Shaw. Clifton R.. Student Officer, Route No. 5. Wea- 
ther Ford. Tex. 

Shaw, Lawrence I., Student Officer, Osceola. N';I)r. 

Shaw. William L., Ensign. 2300 McKinney Ave., Dal- 
las, Tex. N A. No. 1624. 

Shea. El^w^Rll L.. Lieut. fj.g.>, 90 Palm St., Nashua, 
N. IL R<»yal Flyint.' Corps. Toronto, Hampton Rds., San 
Diego. N.' A No. 153. MTA. 

Shea, Gerald P.. Student Officer. 213 Temple St., Syra- 
cuse, N. Y. 

Shehan. J. M.. Lieut, (j.g.). N. A. No. 4a4. 

Shehan. W\lter H., Student Officer, 73 Sherman Ave., 
New MaveiL Conn. 

Sheldon. Kenneth H.. Ensign. The Cloister Club. New 
Haven. Conn. N. A. No. 2096. 

Sheldon. Ralph M.. Student Officer. 1879 Ninth Ave., 
Watervliel. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Akron. 
LTA. 

SHELTfiN. Clarence M.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2143. 

Shelton. Leonard W.. Student Officer. 497 S. EI Molino 
Ave.. Pasadena. Cal. Seattle. Wash. MTA. 

Shepard. M. R.. Lieut. Ob). ^'•"st Derry. N. H. Ord- 
nance, experimental aircraft machine guns and cannon. 
HTA. 

Shepard. William Wall\ce. Student Officer. Auburn. 
Cal. SeaHlc. \\aslL. Key West. MIA. 

Shepherd, Leland IL, Student Officer. 165 Arlington 
Ave., Providenci?, R. I. 

Shepherd. Thomas L.. Student Officer. 312 N. Chestnut 
St.. Plallsville, Wis. 

SiiEppAMD. r^. W.. Lieut, (j.g.). 

Sheppahd. W. II. , Ensign. 225 Rrondway Market RIdg., 
Detroit. Mich. N. A. No. 625. 

Sherbirne, G. IL, War. Mach., Mystic. Conn. 

Sheridan. Edward J.. Student Officer. 147 W. Muske- 
gon Ave., Muske^'ou, Mich. 

Sheridan, Thomas H.. Lieut, (.jg), 1405 Dearborn St., 
Chicago, 111. (Jreat Lakes. Pensacola. Washington. D. C. 

Sherman. H. U.. Jr., Student Officer, 24 Union St., 
:\lontclair. N. J. (Jreat Lakes. 111. HTA. 

Sherman. S. F.. War. Mach. 

Shields. John F.. Student Officer. New Rochelle. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tw^h. HTA. 

Shields. Lf>ris G.. Student Officer, 3rd and Maple Sts., 
Great N<-.k. N. Y. 



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Shields, Paul V.. Student Officer, Manhasset, L. I., 
New York. 

Shields, William L., War, Gun. 

SmnK. Chafee Wright, Student OfTicer, Main St.. 
Brodkvill.'. liid. 

Shihk, Elbert W . Lieut, (j.g). Richmond. Ind. 

Shirley. Elser C, Student Officer, 150 Wilder Ave.. 
Los Gates, Gal. 

Shoemaker. Allan W., Student Officer, 22.3 East Cora- 
mene St., lirJdfjetOTL N. J. 

Shoemaker. William. Jr., Student Officer. 112 S. 54lh 
St., Philadelphia. Pa. 

Shone. G. C., Ensign, 356 Kingsley Ave.. P:do Alto, G;d. 
N. A. No. 1.-J05. 

Shore. Harold F.. Ensign, Chillicothe, Mo. Seattle, 
Wash., San Dingo. Peasacola- N. A. No. 2167. TITA. 

Shorney, Gordon D., Student Officer, 304 S. Euclid 
Ave.. Oak Park, 111. Dunwoody. Miami. HTA. 

Showalter, W. IL. Ensign.. Merced. Calif. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Akron, Rockaway. LTA. 

Shumaker, Grover C., Student Officer, 324 Main St., 
Tupelo, Miss. 

Shuman, Oelwin L.. Ensign. 2801 Benvenue Ave.. 
Berkelev. Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Peiisaeola. N. A. No. 1394. HTA. 

Shumway, Paul E., Lieut, (j.g.), 43 Grove St., Green- 
field, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Ft Worth, 
Hampton Rds.; Killingholme. Eng.; Cape May. HTA. 

Sibley, Dean S., Ensign. Newport, N. H. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Curtis Aero Corp. under Bur. of Steam Eng. 

SiDLO, Charles T., Ensign, 722 Humboldt St., Denver, 
Colo. 

SinvvAY, Ralph H., Student Offi^^er. 5T5 Delaware 
Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Great Lakes, Pensacola. 

SiKDLER. Howard D., Student Officer, 36 Oakland Ave., 
Bloomfield. N. J. 

Siegbert, Henry. Student Officer, Hotel San Remo, 
74th St.. and C. P. West, New York City. 

SiEVERT. Leo Ellsworth. Student Officer, 400 N. Mon- 
terey St., Alhambra, Cal. 

SiMARD, C. T.. Ensign, 2318 Glen Ave., Berkeley. Cal. 
N. A. No. 1604. 

Simmons, Franklin C, Student Officer, 160 Bellevue 
Ave., Upper Monlclair, N. J. 

Simmons, John G., Student Officer. 16 Knickerbocker 
Road, Englewood, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Simmons, Jull\n D., Student Officer, 35 West 53th St., 
New York City. 

Simon, Edgar K.. Student Officer, Edgemnre Chil). 
Edgemore. L. I., N. Y. 

Simpson, Colin Campbell, War. Mach. 

Simpson, John D., Student Officer, 105 East 15th St., 
New York City. 

Simson, Jess Rav, Ensign. N. A. No. 1191. 

Sinclair. Arthur H.. Ensign. 3170 17th St., N. W., 
Washington, D. C. N. A. No. 725. 

SiNciE, Clarence, Student Officer, 465 West End Ave.. 
New York City. 

Sittenham, F. W., Lieut, (j.g.). 29 W. lllh St.. New 
York City. 

SiuLis. Wilbur T., Student Officer. 251 W. 129th St., 
New York City. 

Sk ELTON, Leonard W., Student Officer, 497 So. EI 
Molino Ave., Pasadena, Cal. Seattle. HTA. 

Skewes, T., War Gun. 

Skinneh. Edmund B. 

Skirm, Joseph G., Lieut. G.g.\ 17 Maple St., Princeton, 
N.J 

Skyles, W. F., War. Mach. N. A. No. 613. 

Slatteby, Alfred M., Student Officer. 137 Savin Hill 
Ave., Boston, Mass. 

Slayter, Riohabd Eugene, Student Officer, 4417 
Gaston Ave.. Dallas, Tey. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
HTA. 

Sloan, Julian R.. Ensign, 20 W'illinra St., New York 
City. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Hampton Roads, 
U. S. S. Rhfide Island, Arkansas, Grand Fleet; Berehaven, 
Ireland. LTA. 

Sloan, Vernon G., Ensign. Arlington Heights, Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. Garden City. L. I. 

Sloane, Douglas. Lieut, fj.g.), 328 Cabot St.. Newton- 
ville, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Sloman, Frank IL, P'nsign, 185 Dolores St., San Fran- 
cisco, Cal. 



Small, R. B.. W^ar. Mach., 1102 West 5th St., Marion, 
Ind. 

Smart. Jackson W., Student Officer, 702 S. University 
St., .\nn Arbor, Mich. 

Smart, Rov L.. Student Officer, Clayton, Ala. 

Smith, Albert V., Student Officer. 32 Oakland St., Win- 
throp, Mass. 

Smith, Alvin W^, Jr., Lieut, (j.g.). Care of Dr. Hahne, 
41 1 Graflon Apt., Dayton, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola; Moutchic, Le Croisic, Ferrand, Fr.; Porto 
Corsini, Italy; Miami, Hampton Roads. N. A. No. 356. 
HTA. 

Smith, Andrew M . Ensign, I.^04 Hay Ave., Hollywood, 
Cal. Seattle. San Diego. Pensacola. Hampton Roads. 
N. A. No. 2119. HTA. 

Smith, C. W^., Ensign. 2421 Harriet Ave., S. Minneapolis, 
Minn. N. A. No. 1658. 

Smith, Carl D., Student Officer. 65 Fairfield Ave., Holy- 
oke, Mass. 

Smith, Charles R. W., En-^ign, 321 Hawthorne Rd., 
Roland Park, Md. N. A. No. 1878. 

Smith, Chester C. Eu?ign, 3002 Charlotte St., Kansas 
City. Mo. 

Smith, Donald J., Ensign, Sheldon. Ind. 

Smith. E Traver, Lieut. (J.g.). 223 E. Main St., Pat- 
chogue. N. Y. Buffalo, R. F. C.. Gosport, Turnberry, Ayr, 
R. A. F., Sq. 213. Dunkirk, Fr. HTA. 

Smith, Earl B., Ensign. N. A. No. .165. 

Smith, Ellsworth E., Student Officer, Menands, N Y. 

Smith, Elwyn L., Ensign, Syracuse, N. Y. N. A. No. 
96 t. 

Smith, Everett, Jr., Ensign, 27 Wall St.. New York 
Cily. 

S.mith, Francis P., Jr., Ensign, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 
N. A. No. 723. 

Smith, Frank S., IJeiit. fj.g.1, HalleltsviUc, Tex. 

Smith, Fred G. 

Smith, G. E., Ensign, Box 215, Okhihoma City, Okla. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Rockaway Bea:h. LTA. 

Smith, Gordon, Ensign. N. A. No. 933. 

Smith, Hampton S., Student Officer. 

Smith, Harold A., Student Officer, 114 13th Ave., 
Columbu'!, Ohio. 

Smith, H.\rry C, Student Officer, 147 Franklin St., 
Marietta, O. 

Smith. Herbert I.,.. Slnd'-tit Officer. 3037, S. Vermont 
.\ve., Los Angeles, Cal. 

Smith, Hewitt, Student Officer. 901 S. 30lh St., Birm- 
ingham, Ala. 

Smith, Hugh C, Student Officer, 7 Marair)n Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. 

Smith, J. D., Student Officer, Sheldon, Ind. 

Smith, James M., Student Officer, lll^i Walnut St. 
Harrisburg, Pa. 

Smith, John E.. Stu<Ient Officer, 357 Ave. C, Bavonne. 
N.J. 

Smith, John P.. Ensign, 1310 S. Grant St., Denver, 
Colo. N. A. No. 1296. 

Smith, John P. P.. Student Officer, 1756 P St., N. W., 
Washington, D. C. 

Smith, Le Grand, Student Officer, 1 13 Horner St.. 
Elmira, N. Y. 

Smith, Floyd S.. Student Officer. 8H W. 23d St., 
Los Angeles, Cal. 

Smith, Nelson IL, Ensign, 52 Summer St., Boston, 
Ma^s. N. A. No. 703. 

Smith. Oi.in R.. Student Officer, 583 W. Delavan St , 
Buflalo. N. Y.. 

Smith, Peter Paul, War. Machinist, 2624 Boulevard, 
Jersey City. N. J. 

Smith, Philip O., Student Officer. 
Danville, III. 

Smith, Philip H.. Student Officer, 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Smith. Pomerov, Student Officer, 
Washington, D. C. 

Smith. R. N., Lieut, (j.g.)- 

Smith, Ralph A., Student Officer, Auburn, Wash. 

Smith, Richard H.. Student Officer, 112 Gainsborough 
St., Boston, Mass. 

Smith, Richard M., Ensign, Washougal, Wash., 
Seattle, San Diego, Pensacola. N. A. No. 2297. HTA. 

Smith, Robert Bo wen. Student Officer, Box 162 
RidgeUeld, Wash. Seattle. LTA. 



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A|>iSi.. ( -.liiirlfs and .-iOlh Sis.. Hiilliinore. Mil. MiiBS. Inst, 
ol 'Irah. MIA. 

Smith. Hiihvkn K.. Sliiiiciil OUkpr. Calliiliun. Fl.i. 
Mass. Iiisi. 1,1 Tech. IITA. 

Smtth. 'Iii<)m\s B.. ICnsiKD. 2029 Pine Si.. Pliiladolphin. 
Pa.. Crcat Lakes, Pfiisacola. 

Smith. W hi hm A.. Slmlraii n(I!.-.-r. Ifi 11 Ih St., Parkcrs- 
laire, \\ . \a . DnnwiM.rly Insl., Minn. I/I'A. 

Smith. W m. J.. Kiisifn. Ollll S. Crorki'll Si.. Sherman. 
Tex. Mass. Insi. of Terh., Miami. Pensacola. Hampton 
Hoads. .N. A. No. 2121. IITA. 

Smith, Wii.iiam N. II.. Jn., Student Omror, 434 Halifax 
St.. Ilnleidh. N. C. 

Smith. VV. R. I., ,hi., Knsign, 202 First Natl. Bank 
Bids., Birhmond. V a. Mass. Inst of Teeli.. Bay Shore, 
Pcnsarolu. Halifax. N. S.. North Sydney. N. S.. Key West. 
HTA. 

Smith. Vati :s B . Stuilent OITicer, 2IR Seminole Ave.. 

Delriiil. Mich. 

.S-vi:i.i,„N. C. ,\,_ War. Machinist, 272 W William St., 
Decatur. III. 

Snkli., Hmioi.d v.. Ensign. 

Snoddv, B. I,., Knsinn, 16 State St., Schenectady. 
N. Y. N. A. No. 2172. 

.Snoiwmass. Pa it. VV., Student Ollirer. .'jl:! Pros|iect 
Ave.. Mc-diim. N. Y. 

.Snodv. Allan P.. Lieut. t).i;.\ 19 Haclforil I'l., Yon- 
kc^rs. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore, Key West. 
I'ensac'cda. HT.A. 

S.^o^^, Ai i iikd T.. Knsii-n, 117 S. ftSrd St., Philadcjiphia, 
Pa. Mass. lust. ciC Tec-li.. Biirpe.s.s Co., Marblehead, 
Mass. 

SivOH. William I'.. ICnsifii. I 17 Bay State Road. Boston. 
Mass. N. A. No. .'iiB. 

.SiNowniiiN. John W.. Sliident l>nic:cr. 102.") V. Jersey St., 
Klizabeth, N. J. 

SNVDinn, Chas. A., Sludc-nl OlIiccT. W.llsburo, Pa. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

Snvdlr, NviloN K.. Knsign. Berrien S(igs.. Mich. N. A 
No. 2.",ll|. 

SNviiLn, W. OvLiiTON. Fnsign, Birdsville. Md. 

SonoTs. I-'., Unr. Machinist. 

.'^ONKns. (Jlknn W.. Student Oflieer. RO:! S. Lal'ountnini' 
St.. Kokonio. Incl., Diinwoody Insl., Minn.; Miami. Key 
West. HTA. 

SoNTK, jA,Mr:s B., War. Machinist, Meri'Iian, Mi.ss. 

SopEiL (;i:o. A., Jn., Student Odicer, 391 West Knd .\ve.. 
New York City. 

SoeEH, llAnoLf) C, Knsi^■n. N. .\. No. 915. 

SonucaJS. S. B., Carpenter. 

SoijT.i:, \ . .X.. \\;\r. Machinist, %0 Saratoga Ave.. Yonkers 
N. Y. 

SniT.is. IIaiiolu \.. Student Oflicer. 2.'>l VV. 120lh St , 

New York City. Mass. Inst, of Ti-ch. IITA. 

SoULls. WiLBLR T.. Sludent OHieer. 2"il VV. 120lh St.. 

New York City Mass. Inst, of Tcvh. HIV. 

SoLiH, .\Rnv, War. Boatswain. 

SorTliLK. ItiCHAni) (;.. linsign. 70Ii9 VValcTnian .\ve.. 
St. Louis. Mo. 

SovTiiwEi.L. Fnicn B.. Student Ollicer. 1107 12th St.. 
Boulder. Colo. 

SoL'THWic^K. Ivan A.. Student Orticcr. Carver. Okla. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Akrcui, Pensacola. LT.\. 

Soi'thwohth, Thomas I>.. Lieut. Off)- l*ox 1. Sjiring- 
ville. Utah. N. A. No. :)119. 

Si>ai:th. John N.. Student OfTiecr. 211 Thurston Ave., 
Ilhaca, N. Y, 

Si'Aiin. Bav-mond .\., Knsign, 22."1 Chestnut St.. Sewiek- 
Ic-y. Pa. N. a. No. 20117. 

Si'ANc;i.i:ii, C\m,i-:TO\ H.. Sludeiil IKTIcer. 308 K. Main 
St.. Kdmond. Okla. MTV. 

Spaitloino. C. a.. Slndcnt Olliii-r. Ilarlf.inl, Mich.; 
Seattle, Wash. HTA. 

SpAiii.niN*;, Ihah O., I'Tisign. 

SpKAni:, llAncHu IL, KiLsign. 

Spefh, Fhvnk II. , J a., Knsign, 674^ Thomas .St., Pitts- 
liurgh. Pa. N. A. No. 1171. 

.Spence. ItEnNAnn L.. Knsign. .")2') Third .'^t.. Brooklyn. 
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Key West. .Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1613. HTA. 

SpENOEH. .\ltTHLn W., Student Onicer. 

Spenoeh, Leon C, .Student (lllicer, Norlh BennioL'ton, 
Vc. 

SpEnicv, InviM; 1... Slndcnt ( Ulieer. 



SpEnnv, RoilEni A., Sludent ftllicer, 2107 Adclhert 
Iload, Cleveland, Ohio. 

SpiEc^AL, Bai.ph a.. Student OHieer. 190 lllh St., 
Milwaukee. Wis. 

SpiKCELBEHo, Ceo. .\., Studeut onicer. 36 W. 76lh St., 
New York Cily. 

Spikes. Joseph N., Student OITicc-r. Beniamin. Tex 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. I.TA. 

Spii.hne. }\mk-, ]., Stu.lcnt OlIiciT. IKO lli\cr St., 
Kast I>cdham. .Mass. 

Spink. K. S.. Jn.. Knsign. Phoenicia. .N. Y. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore, Ilamiilon Hoads, Pensacola. 
N.A. No. 177H. HTA. 

SpRArr. William .\., Knsign. 

SpHiNGALl. CvHlis F.. Lii-ut. (j.g.). Ill Spring St.. 
Maiden. Mns,s. Mass. Inst, of Tech., BulTulo. Klizalietfa, 
New York. N. A. No. 17H9. IITA. 

SpHlNcjER. ICkward F., Eosign. Aspermonl. Tex. 
N. A. No. 2316 

SpRiTANcE. Horace I'^. .\sst. Surgeon. 

SpHLNT, J. I).. Knsign. 223 N. .3d St.. Wilmington, 
N. C Mass. lust, of Tech., Key West. Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 11113. LTA. 

SpiiRiiiEn. DctNAi.D P., Knsign, 32.'> Oliver St.. Whiting, 
Incl.; Dnnwoodv Inst.. Minn.; Key West. Pensacola, 
Marhlchc-ad City. N. A. No. 2133. ilT\. 

.Sc.u inn. Charles C. Knsign. 30 .Stearns Bo;id. Brook- 
line. .Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Stackpoie. Robeht K.. Sludent Ollic-er. 31'>.5 Bro.idwny. 
New York City. 

.Stacv, IL. Lieut, (j.g.). 

STAi-Tonn. Lac:. F.. Knsign. 

•STAca;. DwTGHT Iv, Student Ollicer, 1.">1 West .\vc.. 
Bridge|>ort. Conn. 

.Staiil. I'^nir C. Ensign, 22,5.'> Parkwcnid Ave., Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Key We,*!. Miami. Pensacola. N. .K. No. 
20110. 

Stvi.ev. William .M., .^^tiident Olficer. 602 Irma Ave.. 
Bc.-iiimonl. Texas. 

Si \i,L, Bii;ii\Ri> C. Sludent Oflicer. B()x 217. Monu- 
ment Beach. .Mass. 

Si ANCiLL. Leslie E., Ensign, 2706 Ontario Boad, 
Washington. D. C. N. A. No. 22.511. 

Stinoing, Russell J.. Student Oflicrer. lloneyville, 
Utah. 

•Stwdish. Miles W.. .Student OfUcer. Roc^hcstcr. Mich. 

Stomi-ori). Bohert IL, Knsign. 332 Putman .\ve., 
Brooklyn, N. Y.. Mass. Inst, of Te(;h.. Pensai;ola, Chat- 
ham. N.A. .No. 067. 

Stanley. Ci.\imnce. Knsign. Great B.'irringloii, Mass. 
.Mass. Inst, of lech.. Miami. Pensacola. IITA. 

Stanlev, Ceh MO T.. I'^isign, 1211 Weslnim^tcr PI., 
St. Louis, -Mo. 

.SrAM.EY, IIenrv T.. Lieut, (.i.g.i. 20 (Ireyst one Park, 
Lynn. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tc'li.. Pensacola. Catlewalei. 
Newlynn. Felixstowe. St. Trci.jan. Paiilliac. Fr;ince. Key 
West . 

Stanley, John. I''nsign. N. A. No. 1 lo.'j. 

Stanley. Richari) B.. iuisiL'ii, Lincoln, N. 11. .\. .\. 
No. 1001. 

Stanton, Edwin M.. F^nsign. 1R31 Harrison .\ve.. New 
York Cily. 

Staples. John F.. Student Ollicer. 

.Stark. Howaro B.. Knsign. 2521 ('cdar St., .Milwaukee, 
Wis. N. A. No. 2221. 

Stark. Walter B., Sludent Oflicer. 

Starnks. William E.. Student OHieer. 

Starr. Freperk; IL, I*^nsi;;n. l''.'iston, Md. 

Starls, Henry L.. Ensign. 4007 Penhurst .\ve.. Balti- 
more. Md. 

.St. Ci.Ain. Harry I... Student OITicer. 316 First Natl. 
Bank Bldg.. Boanoke. \a. .M.as.s. Inst, of Tech. HT.K. 

.Stearms. Timothy B., Student Oflieer. Brunswick, Me. 

Steoma.n, W'. M., Ensign. 81 \'an Winkle St.. Dorchester, 

M.ass. N. A. No. 1538. 

Steele. Dinn K.. Student OITicer. 372 Walnut Ave., 
Roanoke. Va. 

Steele. FaAN<;is B.. Sludent Ollicer. 32 Kllicolt Ave., 
Balavia. N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bulfnlo. 

Steei e, Peri^v D.. Ensign. McArthur. Oliio. N. A. 
No. 2366. 

STEF\M)Nirii, C. J., Sludent Ollii'er. 31 10 Salmon St.. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

SiKFFENS, FliEnEnit^K B.. Sliicleni Oflicer. 37 .Seaton 



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F. n. No. 3. 
Fort Alkiri- 

Ml. Vernon. 



PI.. N. W.. Washin^'fon. D. C. Mass. Insl. of Terh., 
Key We^t. UTA. 

Strin. Iliino B., Slndent OfTicer. 3554 Bosart Ave., 
AvoniJjile. Cineinnali, Ohio. Dnnwoody Inst... Minn. 

Steiner, Howard C. Sludent OfTicer, 700 Patterson 
Ave.. S. W.. Canton. Ohio. 

Stelleh. Wabrrn K., Student OHirfr. 3333 Archvvood 
Ave., Cleveland, f>hio. 

Stenberg. I.yma"j II., Student Oflicpr, B. 
Jox 324. Piiyailup, Wash. 

Stengei., Ai.viN L., Ensign, 408 Jones Ave., 
son. Wis. 

Stephanowich, Clement J., Ensign. 

Stephens. II. T., Ensign, 17 Urban St., 
N. Y. 

Stephens, Stanford H., Sludent OlTieer. 205 Beacon 
Si., Boston, Mass. 

Stevens, F. H., Ensign. Lake Placid. N. Y.; U. S. Naval 
Air Sta., Brest. N. A. No. 1977. 

Stevens. John L., Student Ofilrer. 31 t River Si.. 
Valdosta. Ga. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Key Wesr. HTA. 

Stevens, Louis G., Student Officer, Care of B. F. 
Machlan, TaUoina Park. Washington, D. C. 

Stevens. William D. B., Student Oificer. 

Stevens. Willlam F., Ensign, 1526 Sherwin Ave., 
Chicago, III. 

Stevenson, George William. Ensign, Waverly. Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola. HTA. 

Stevenson. Mabklev, Ensign. 803 Finance Bldg., 
Philadelphia. Pa. Great Lakes. Washington. D. C. 

Stevenson, Paul E., Student OfTicer. 4-t Boylston St., 
Cainliridge. Mass. 

Stevenson, W. A., Student Officer. 412 West College 
St.. Rochester, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Montauk, 
Miami. HTA. 

Stewart, Bebnie R., Student OfTicer, Apt. 512 G St.. 
N. W., Washington, D. C. 

Stewart, Geo. S., Student Officer. 

Stewart. John C, I'-nsign, 5IH Grove St., Sewickley, 
Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore. Pensac(Wa. N. A. 
No. 1601. HTA. 

Stewart, Boss, Student OfTicer, 310 Dennis Ave., 
Houston, Tex. 

Stewart. Slavton J.. Ensign, 504 N. 4 St., Camden, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Key West, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2340. HTA. 

Stewart, Vance, Ensign. N. A. No. 1440. 

Stickley, Wellington E.. Ensign. Woodstock. Va. 
Ma'>s. Insl. of Tecli.. Bay Shore, Pensacola, Hamptou 
Ri)ads. N. A. No. 16JIH. HTA. 

SriCKNEV, Joseph B.. Student OfTicer. Care of F. .\iiams. 
Pan American Union. Washington. D. C. 

Stifel, Arnold G.. Ensign, 4941 Lindcll Blvd., St. 
Louis, Mo. 

Stillweli. Bichard N.. Ensign. Quincy. III. 

Stilphen, M. B., Student Olficer, 65 Church St., Swan- 
ton, Vt. Mass. Inst, of Tenh. HTA. 

Stimson, Doivald C, Ensign, Eaton Rapids, Mich. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1894. 

Stimson. Thomas D.. Ensign. The Highlands. R F. D. 
No. 2, Seattle. Wash. Great Lakes, Pensac<.|a. 

Stitt. Edward W 
inglon D. C. 

Stockard, Henbv J., Ensign. 316 Bonding St.. Raleigh, 
N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Key West. HTA. 

Stocker, Robert M., Lieut, (j.g-). The Brighton, 
Washington. D. C. 

STOCKETT.f ohn W.. Student OflTicer. 312 4lh St.. S. E., 
Washngton. D. C. Mass. Inst of Tech. HTA. 

Stockton. Manley, Student Ofricer, 2H23 13th St., 
N. W.. Washngton. D. C. 

Stockwell, W. F., Ensign. N. A- No. 692. 

Stohlm\n, Edwin L., Student Officer, 32i! Dorset Ave., 
Chevy Chase. D. C. 

Stokes. Sylvanu.s, Jr., Student OfTicer. 

Stolts. Charles L., Student OfTicer, 226 E. 60th St.. 
Portland, Ore. 

Stolts, Wm. E., Student OfTicer. 

Stone, Arthur C, Ensign. 501 Old Stale Bank Bldg., 
Evansville, Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, (Hiio; 
Pensacola. Fla. LTA. 

Stone, C. L.. Jr., Ensign, 22-32nd Ave.. San Francisco, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. HTA. 



, Sludent OfTicer, 1708 H. St., Wash- 




Stone, Chauncey W., Student Oflicer, 12 Fifth Ave,. 
New York City 

Stone, G. L., Lieut. 0-g-)- 

Stoner. Harold E., Student OfTicer. 125 N. UUh St.. 
Ft. Dodge. Iowa. Seattle, Wash., Miami, Fla. HTA. 

Stoppel, Fred IL, Lieut, (j.g.). 

Stoppelman, E. a.. War. Machinist, Route 4, Box 170, 
Seattle, Wash. Columbia University, N. Y., San Diego. 
Great Lakes. 111. HTA. 

Stout, Henry L., Lieut, (j-g.l. 

Stowe. Byron S., War. Machinist, Hcmstead, L. I. 

Stowe, J. B., War. Machinist. 

Stowell, F. M.. Student Oflicer. 1903 Girard Ave.. So. 
Minneapolis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody, 
Philadelphia. Coco Solo. 

Stratford. Wm. M\lcolm. Student Officer, 62 Branard 
Ave., Houston, Tex. Seattle, San Diego, Cal.; Pensacola, 
Fla. HTA. 

Stratton, Samuel S., Ensign, 7 Lafayette St.. Newbury- 
port, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, Ohio,; Rockaway 
N. Y. LTA. 

Strawn, Habbv Omar, Student Oflicer. Landover. Md. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. L, N. Y. HTA. 

Strebel, Arthur C, Ensign. 

Stbeno. Geo. W.. Student Oflirer, 98 William St.. 
Pitlson. Pa. 

Stbitmattfr, Frank IL, Student Officer, 813 Orchard 
St., Toledo, Ohio. 

Strivings, HosroE S.. Student oniccr, Castile, N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Strobel. C. E., Ensign. Oakland. Cal. Mass.'' Inst, 
of Tech.. Kev West, Miami,; Pensacola. Fla.; San Diego, 
Cal. N. A. No. 1645. HTA. 

Strohm. W. 1'-.. Student Officer, Powell, Wyoming. 

Sthomer. Bn-iAN Wm.. Student Officer. 410 W. Ith St.. 
Hastings, Neb. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. HTA. 

Stromeyer. W. H., Ensign, 1008 Trinity Ave.. New York 
City. N. A. No. 917. 

Strong. L. S.. Student Officer. 2324 Pillsbury Ave., 
Minneapolis, Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Dunwoody 
Inst.. Minn. HTA. 

Sthoiigh, Vi'st. L., Ensign, 93 College Ave.. New Bruns- 
wick, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Hampton 
Roads. Pensacola. Fla. 

Stroock. Bertram A., Student Officer. Newburgh, N. Y. 
P. O. Box 706. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA 

Sthotz. Harold C, Ensign. 365 Sheridan Road, Win- 
net ka, 111. nn7iwr)ody, Miami, Key West, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2485. HTA. 

Struble, F. H., Ensign, 916 Montana Ave., Gladstone, 

sacoia. 



Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Ohio. 
Fla. LTA. 

Stuart, John G., Ensign. 

Sti'art. Kimbebly. F'nslgn. 406 Wisconsin"7Ave., 
Neenah. Wis.. Lake Bolsena. It. Moutchic, Fr.. Porto 
Corsini, It- HTA. 

Stuart. L. B. 

Sturgeon, Andrew, Ensign, 36 Ma[)le St., New Haven, 
Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Miami, Moutchic, 
Campagne, Malpensa, Italy. N. A. No. 651. HTA. 

Suher, C. A., Student Officer. 

SuGHRUE. John J., Student Officer, 328 Bay State Road, 
Roston. Mass. Mass. Inst of Tech. HTA. 

Sullivan. Frederick. Student Officer. 3016 lUh St., 
N. W.. Washington. D. C. 

Sullivan, Giles J.. Ensign, 1606 Fairchild St., Man- 
hattan. Kan. N. A. No. 2203. 

Sullivan. Harry W., Ensign, 501 8th St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay .Shore, Pensacola, San 
Diego. N. A. No. 889. HTA. 

Si LLiVAN, Herbert F.. Lieut, (j.g.) 649 Walnut St., 
Fall River. Mass. N. A. No. 486. 

Sullivan, John W.. Student Officer. 43 West St., 
Manchester, N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Fla. HTA. 

Sullivan, Paul R., Ensign, Jamestown, N. Y. N. A. 
No. 1186. 

Sullivan, Timothy 
St.. f>maha. Neb. 

Sullivan, Upton S., 
delphia. Pa. 

Sullivan, Wm. A., Student Oflicer. 2005 Terrace Place, 
Nasliville, Tenn. 

Sullivan. Wm. P., Carpenter. 

SuLZBEBGER, Marion R., Lieut. (j.g.). 30 West 70th St., 
New York City. N. A. No. 628. 



E.. Student Officer, 718 S. 30tb 
Ensign, 1910 Walnut St.. Phila- 



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SONDERI.AND. J. !•;.. Sl,„l.>ril OfTiriT. 5011 N iHll, Si 
Omaha. Neh. Sraulo. W'.,.!,.. s.,„ 1)1,^;., ("l IITX 

SuNDHEiM, Geo. M.. Sii„i,.,ii olIiiiT. 

Supuv. Albert E.. EnsiKii. M<„uro.w. Colo. 
OWo.""""' ■'°"'' '^'- '^""'X"- 'J'-iversily Cli.l,. .\kro.,. 

SuKPEliN.iNT F., Eiisij;.!. Glcii Falls. N. Y. 

Sutton, FnEDEnicK T.. Sl.i.lonl Oflii.T. Mercnnlilo 

K:.ii;'':,-^;r"'riTV "■" *''•• '^^ ^"^'' C'-^- 

K«^-^:" "' - "m,:,.n. to;, W. ,: ,,,s,.. 

RolaXl'^ir^-AS:;'^" ''■■"""''■'■^ Oni.cr.2 <,.M»1„ R„.„. 

Swan. Henhv, EiKig,,. 710 Emerson .St.. Donvpr. Col > 

RochA7;.r""N'v' •"';>•,''"■'",■ 'J-'- '"•■' Wesrmi„.sl,T Roa-l. 

Fa"^',':;t pi,n;„,?.i,hi'a'"ivi'-;;^'- "' ''"•"="•• ''"^•" ■^'^-"f' 

SuAw, John 11., Stiulcril Onicor. Gar.lnpsvillc Nov 
Chl™t-o''li5: *^''^''- ^- ^""'•■"' "'"''«'■■ '«' ••'■«"'■■ Ave.. 
SwANsoN. Emil. Lieut, fj.g.). 

Sl^srr"ui. Mhm ^^'- ®""'™' '""""■• '■■•'■' Minnehaha 
,/r,':2r^- '"'n ",'" "•• Sludent Omoor. Nalionjl Bonk 
MiamTpia^'llTl""""" ^^ ""■ ^'"^- '"''■ "' T-ch.. 
Walf,f,^r,n: D. ";• •'^""''■"' """■'""• -"■■" Columbia Road. 



SwEENEV.'P. .A., Ensign. Waysi.l... Okla. 

Vll'^T";' •'v'^?,-.- ';'"^'';'.'- '">^ "'f-'B"'^ Ave.. I'aris. Ky. 
It ,^l'- / "[ '■'^''•; .'■'''="' '■"'"■»■ Akron. Il„m„(„„ 

ur)ncl.,. I'mnsyhania, Arkansas. IV. A. No. 1<)I0. LTA. 

.Sweet, Ca»lvle..W., Ensign, N. A. No. 1.320. 
Y<frk aly""' ^"'"' ^ •• ^'•"''H"- -<> ttramony Park. .\,.w 

SwENsoN. S. n.. Ensign. 

SwErr Ghbeht N. Ensign. 7 Karon St.. \Vincl,..st,r. 
V ?o I "f,- .''".'■ ?' J'"''' • "«n'l>lon Roads, IVnsacola. 
Grou, 'ilTA ■" "^ '" ""'^' '^"'■■ll"'r» Rombing 

Swett. Wm ().. .Stinb-nt OdicT. lO.ifiO Longwood Drive. 
Chicago. 111. DunwocKiy. Miami. Key West. ilTA. 

Swioiarr Wm. (;.. Sinilrnt Ollicer. lOK.-, Thurman St.. 
I'orlhiiul. Ore. 

SwiNTo.N. J. R., War. .Machinist. 229 Johnson Ave., 
J rinidad, Colo. 

SwiNTON. R. H.. Ensign. 20 Sullivan Ave., Port Jervis. 

iv' o-„- .V„. *■'• "' T^"''- Miami, PeiLsacola. N. A. 
No. 2a0.-). n I A. 

SwoPE. Leslie M.. Student Officer. 2.50.-5 Park Ave. 
Hichmond. Va. Dunwoody Ihst.. Minn. HT.\. 

Swope, Jos A.. Studenl Oiricer. 317 Riin.ly Ave.. 
INewcastle. Ind. 

SvMMEs. Chanoleb W.. Student Officer. 2:i0 Main St 
V\ iiiche-stcr. Ma.ss. M.iss. Inst, of Tech. IlTA. 
SvMoNs:. Dan H., En.sign. :!2t Fifth St.. Elyria. Ohio. 






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TAFT. PHILLIP E. 

Machinist 
Box 417. Hampton, Va., 
Columbia Univ., Pensarola. 
Yorklown. Newport News, 
Hampton Rds., Anacostia, 
Ruckaway, Miami. 




TAINTOR. CHARLKS W. 

Ensign 
124 Brattle St.. Camhridge. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2027. HTA. 



TALBOT, ANDREW B. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
San Rafael. CaL Akron, 
Pairaboeuf, Kr.. Opera- 
tions. Washinylon. N. A. 
No. 9». LTA. 



TALHor. hoiii-:ht a. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
270 Riirkminster Rd., 
Brookline, Mass. Mass. 
Inst. "T Tei'h., Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 456. HTA. 




TALCOTT. C. H. 

Ensign 
\^2 Prospect St., Torring- 
Ion, Conn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensaciila, N. A. No, I2*>"). 
HTA. 



TALIAFERRt^, A. P.. Jr. 

Ensign 
440 Riverside Drive, New 
York City. Monti hir, 

(Fr.), Lake Roisen.i It , 
I'orin Corsini ll N \ 
No. IIMT. HI \ 



TANCREN, A. E. 

Machinist 
1960 Chercmoya Ave., Hol- 
lywood. Cal.ji'^San Uie-^o, 
Atmapolis, Giiantanamo. 
Pensacola. U. S. S. Hun- 
tington, Montauk.^ HTA. 



TAYLOR. JAMES B.,Jr 

Lirnf. (j.ij.) 
471 Park Ave., New York 
City. Ray Shore, Miami. 
Bn. Operations. Washing- 
tf»n. D. C... Hampton Rds. 
N. A. No. 437. 



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TAYLOH. JAMKS S. 

Ensign 

1012 Euclid Ave., Herke- 

lev, Cal. Mass. Inst, ol" 

TpcI.. HTA. 



TAYLOR, RAYMONDS 

Ensigrt 
411-412 H. W. Hellman 
RIHp., Los Anpeles, Cal. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Ak- 
ron, Key West, N. A. No, 
l:ti).-v I.TA. 



TEAGIIE. A. DAWSON 
Ensign 

1201 Laniar Rldj;., .Augusta, 
Ga. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., 
.Miami, I'ensacola, N. A. 
No. KiT.S, HTA. 



TEETS, JOHN N. 
Ensign 
liox 4.5.!, Newton, III. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., San 
Die;.'o, Great Lakes. Pen- 
sacola, Anacostia, .Seattle, 
Wash. 





TEMPLE, WILLIAM G. 

Ensign 
928 Detroil St., Denver, 
Colo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Rockaway. N, Y. 
LTA. 



I I'.MI'LEI'ON, J. .S. 
Ensign 
Walnut, Bureau Co., Illi- 
nois. Great Lakes, Pensa- 
cola. 



TEKIIUNE, EDW. A., Jr. 

Ensign 
.54 Mellen St., Dorchester, 
Mass. M. I. T., Key West, 
Miami, .Moutchic, Calais, 
Malpensa, It. N. A. No. 
1444. HTA. 



TERHUNE, HOWARD H. 
Ensign 
54 Mellen St., Dorchester, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech,, 
Pensacola. HTA. 



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TiatltV, JESSIi L. TKLLO.N. I'AHKIJH 

Ensiijti Liftit. ij.g.) 

1'. O. Box 16 19. Tulsa, 30 Webs pr Si.. \V. Ni-wl m 
(Iklu. Sonllle. Greal Lakes. Mass. \1. (. T.. IViisa . 
Ilamptoti Huads. YariiiDiilli. K<! I i x s I u vv c. 

Loti^'li Koyli". (,)iieptislciwii. 
Hay Sh Ke* VV&il. N. \. 
N.. 212. HTA 



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I 1 l.iuuls.vT .St.. Wi-sl 

ll..\lllMV, M^iss. \1. I. I'.. 
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TI{.\CKIl.\Y, r.KO. E.. Jr. 

126 Kayellt! .Si.. \\ i-sttnuiit , 

J..liMs|.;wn. I'll M. 1 r.. 

l'tMis;n-()la, .Miami, Norlh 

Mil.iii. killini;lii,liii.-. .N. .\. H.irnl) Sq.. I.Whnr \ racli. 



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TIKIMAS OE LOS. 
Ensign 
ll'» '(111 Avp., S. li.. Hoa- 
noke. \a. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensa- 
colii, Hampton Kds.. Mi- 
Hiiii. -N. A. -N... 102.! 



THOMAS. DUNCAN G. THOMAS. W 1 1, LI \ \1 S. 

Lieut, ij.g.) Stiuitnt Oificer 

1 116 Wyoming Ave., Kings- Orclianl Hill. Hoanoke, \'a. 



ton. Pa. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Cape May, Peiisa- 
cola. N. A. No HKl. HTA. 



SiNillli'. \Vasliinj;lciM. I IT A. 



IHOMI'SON, ABBOTT B. 

Studrnl Officer 
Melrose, Conn. Mass. Inst. 
of Teili. HTA. 



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THOMPSON. A. E. 

'Studenl Officer 

Greer Apfs.. New Castle, 

Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech., 

Akron. LTA. 




THOMPSON,',CLIVE I.^ 

Student Officer .'. '. 
Day Ave., SuffielH, Conn 
Mass. Irst. of Tecfi., Mi- 
ami. HTA. 



THOMPSON, E.L., Jr. 

Ensign 
Prospect St., Hover, N. J. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. liay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1182. 



THOMPSON, OWEN 

Student Officer 

16.i7.-ilstSt., N. W., Wash- 

intrton, D. C. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech. HTA. 




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THORPE, LESLIE 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
7():j Genesee St., Rochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1103. 
LTA. 



THORPE, RAYMOND G. 

Ensign 
100 Stadium Place, Syra- 
cuse. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1919. 
HTA. 



THROCKMORTON. G. P. 

Student Ofiicer 
140 West Jersey St.. Eliza- 
beth. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. HTA. 



TILLETT, HENRY A, Jr. 

Ensign 
540 Butternut St.. Abilene, 
Tex. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2259. HTA. 




TILTON. THOMAS A. 

Ensign 
S6 Dallon Rd.. Newton 
Center, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West. Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2168. 
HTA. 





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TILTON, WARNER B. 


TIMANUS. C. S. 


Ensign 


Student Officer 


Raymond, N. H. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami. 

N. A. No. 20S4. HTA. 


,3118 Karnes Blvd.. Kansas 
City, Mo. Mass, Inst, of 
Tech., Hin^ham. HTA. 



TINGEY, HAROLD C. 
Ensign 
11 Sheridan St., Haverhill. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2339. HTA. 





TINGLEY. H. V. S. 

Student Officer 

2.3 Union St.. Bristol. R. I 

Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mi 

ami. HTA. 



TINSLEY, TIMOTHY W. 

Ensign 
Jackson. Tenn. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Key West. N. 
A. No. 2019. HTA. 



TIPTON, JOSEPH S. 

Student Officer 

Pulaski, Va. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech.. Key West. HTA. 



TIPTON. M. C. 
Ensign 
614 Twelfth St.. E. Las 
Vegas, New Mexico. Goat 
Island, Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Great Lakes, aiiami. HTA. 




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TISCIII.KK. AMO.N W . 

Sludi'nt OjO'iccr 
511 Fortune Ave., Cin- 
cinnati, Oliio. Dunwoody. 
Univ. of Wash. 



Tiri S. MAIUn 1.. Jr. 

l^n s I ijn 
800 Orancc Ave.. Coronado, 
Cal Ma^w. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. I'eii'iucola, San l)i- 
CKO. N. A. .No. litI9, 

IITA. 



T()\\NSHKNI>. BAILKY 

Eiisvjn 
45 W. 3jth St.. New York 
City. .Mass. In-^t. of 

Tech., Buy Shore, Bruns- 
wick. Miami, I'eiisiicola. 
N. A. No. 2576. IITA. 



TBABUCCO, J. KlJCaCNE 

Ensiqn 
San Hafael, Cal. Akrou, 
Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.. Hock- 
away, Monlauk. 









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117(0 Ilns Been Slciliniieil ,il Miitmi That Dries \nt Remember These Sinicl'ii/ Mornings? 




TK.MilJE. \VM. A. THAC.Y. Kltl:ni:ilI('K 1.. THAIL, OSCAK THANT, KDGAR 

SIfidcnl OJJicfr Ertsi<fn l.tettl. (J-fj.) Sliulrnt Officer 

102 K. Mistletoe Ave.. 1730 Capouso .\vc., ScTan- Ka.stoii. M<i. Mass. Inst. 201 ('<iiirl .St.. Pnrt.smouth, 

Sau .\iUonio. Tex. Mass. ton. Pa. Mass. Inst, of of Tech.. I'ensarola, Moot- \a. Mass, Inst, of Tech., 

Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Tecli.. Pcnsacola. Mamp- chic, Kr.; L'.Mmt \ rarli. .Miami. HT.\. 

LTA. I<.n Hds. N. A. No. 724. Fr. N. A. No. 37.'.. IITA. 
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TRASK, CHARLES H. 

Ensign 
18 Kinp Si.. Rochester, 
N. H. U. S. S. Paulding, 
U. S. S. \'irginia. Pensa- 
cola.. U. S. S. Teal. 




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TRAVER, C. ». 
Ensiim 
Red Hook. N. y. Mass. 
Iii.sl. of Tech.. Ray Shore, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1180. 
HTA. 




TREMHLAY, L. A. 
Ensign 
541 Pine S(., Manchester. 
N. H. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A 
No. 1849. HTA. 



TREMELIN. JM. O. 
Ensign 
282 West Broad St , Cuy- 
ahoga Falls, Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
Pensacola N. A. No. 2276. 
LTA. 




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TRETHAWAY, R. C. 

Ensign 
120 George Ave., Parsons, 
Pa. M. I. T., Key West, 
Miami, Pensacohi, Mon- 
tauk, Hampton Roads. N. 
A. No, 1(16(1. HTA. 



TRIMRLE, A. KING 
SUnient Officer 
Massachusetts Ave., Cam- 
bridge, Mass. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami. HTA. 



TRIMBLE, RUFUS J. 

Student Officer 
Care of Rufus W. Weeks. 
.146 Broadway, New York 
City. Seattle. LTA. 



TRIPPE, J. TERRY 

Ensign 
163 East 78th St., New 
York City. M. I. T , Bay 
Shore, Hampton Roads. 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1806. HTA. 




TRUSS. LUDUIG C. 
Ensign 
516 Franklin St., Johns- 
town, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No I'lin irr\ 



TltO.XEL, LYNN 


TRUBEY, CYRIL C. 


Ensign 


Student Officer 


28 Clay St., Tilfin. Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1;J6.'J. 
LTA. 


P. 0. Box 76, North 
Chelmsford, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech. HTA. 




TUCKER. FRANK T 
Student Officer 
324 Windsor Place. Mil- 
waukee, Wis. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. LTA. 



TUCKER, GORDON 
Ensign 
395.3 Harriet Ave., Min- 
neapolis. Minn. Dun- 
woody, M. I. T., Miami, 
Pensacola, Coco Solo, C. Z, 
N. A. No. 1333. HTA. 



TUPPER. VIRGIL H. 

Student Officer 
179 E. 2d St., Corning. 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



TRUMAN, JOHN R. 
War. Boatswain 
820 N. 2d St., Phoenix. 
Ariz. Huntington, Bay 
Shore, Key West, San 
Diego. N. A. No. 1696. 
HTA. 




TURNER, GROVER B. 

Lieut, ij.g.) 
Fulda, Minn. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, N. A. No. 102.5. 



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TURNiai, WILLIAM H. 

Lit'itl. (j.y.) 
260 Kairmount Ave, Hyde 
l*nrk. Mass. Muss. lust, 
of Terh., l*ittsl>tjr{^h, l*a., 

Dolroil. Mich. 



TLITTLE. A. DARWIN 

Ens lift I 
10th St.. Cohisa, Cnl. Mass. 
lust, of 'iVch., San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1599. 
HTA. 




TUTTLi:. CIIAS. W. 
Eiisiyn 
lOlh St., Cohisa. Colusa 
('o.. Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., San Diej,'o, IN-iisa- 
cola. N. A. No. llJtl. 

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TUTTLi:, rilOMAS w. 

Ensifjii 
2') Hroftkdain Ave., Verona, 
New Jersey. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. I9.'>7. HTA. 



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TWKKD, JOHN II. 
LieuHj.g) 
Box 421. Mnilisoii. Conn 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. PensU' 
.ola. CoioSolo, C. Z. N.A. 
No. 2.i7. I.IA. 



TYLKH, EDW Altl) J. 

Sllldent OjO'tcrr 

Kno.shiirK Falls. Wrmont. 

Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key 

West. HTA. 



TYNER. GERALD K. 
Ensign 

191 Park Ave.. Oranpe, 
N J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. IVnsacola. (ireat 
Lakes. N. A. No. 1210. 
HTA. 



UNGER, JOHN S. 
Sliiilent OJftcrr 
■t.l Chestnut St.. lioyer- 
town. I*a. Univ. of Wash., 
Seattle, W^ash. 



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Ij'NGER. WILLIAM S. 
Ensign 
122 South 5th St.. Du- 
quesne. Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1319. HTA. 



UPTON, VIRGIL M. 
Ensign 
4532 18th Ave., N. E. Seat- 
tle. Wash. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2508. HTA. 



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URNER. GORDON 
Ensign 
Marline Ave., Fanwood, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. N. A. 
No. 1492. HTA. 



UTT, ARTHUR H. 
Sludent Officer 
1104 So. 2nd St., Spring- 
field, 111. Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West. HTA. 



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Taber Le«iie R., Ensisn, 18 Park Place, Auburn, 
N. V. N. A. No. 62(1. 

Tabeh. Phiiip. Ensign. 321 W. 12lh St., Tulsa, Okla. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami. Pensacola. N. A. No. 169o. 
HTA. 

Tague, Wm. H., Student OfTicer. Po tsmouth. la. 
Tai.bot. .Iohn C, Ja.. Sludent OlFicer, 603 W. 140 St., 
New York City. 

Tai.bot, P.. Enf.if;n. N. A. No. 71. 

Talks, Chas. P., Student Officer, 1309 Park Road, 
Washington, D. C. 

Tallman, F. G., Jn., Ensicn. 

Tallman, Thos. A.. Ensign. 629,i2 Maryland Ave., 
S. W., Washington, D. C. 

Talmage, R. A., War. Gunner. 

TAN^ER J. W., Ensign, 2315 Nueces St., Austin, Texas. 
N. A. No. 2150. 
Tardif, Paul J., Student Officer. 

Taussig. Fbanois H., Student Officer, 191 Park Ave., 
Yonkers, New York City. 

Tavenner, Geo. T.. Ensign, Stoddart Apt. 4, 2900 Q 
St.. N. W., Washington, D. C. Pauilliac, France and East- 
leigh. Eng. 

Tayloh. a. G.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2375. 
Tavior Austin B., Ensign, 2313 Broadway, Little 
Rock. Ark. N. A. No. 1717. 

Taylor, C, Ensign. LeRoy St., Newburgh, N. Y. 
N. A. No. 1067. 

Taylor. C. J., Lieut, (j.g.), 4 S. Maple Ave.. East 
Orange. N. J 

Taylor. Chas. E., Jr., Student Officer. 2312 Broadway. 
Little Rock, Ark. 

Taylor. H. L , War. Machinist. 

Taylor, Harold C, Student Officer, 171 Ridgewood 
Ave., (^len Ridge. N. J. 

Taylob, Heinrich C, Student Officer, Bloomfield. la. 
Taylor. James Irwin. Student Officer. 7 N. Queen St., 
York Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Akron. Rockaway Beach, 
L. I. LTA. 

T4YLOR. R. S.. Ensign, 103 E. 86th St.. New York City. 
N. A. No. 1395. 

Taylor. Roscoe L., Ensign, 559 Monroe St., Rochester, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 1370. 

Taylor. William D., Ensign, Bloomsburg, Pa. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Bay Shore, Brunswick. Pa. 
N. A. No. 955. HTA. 

Teao. Phillips. Si ndciit Officer, 107 Boulevard, Atlantic, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, ol Te, h,. Key West. Fla. HTA. 
Teasley. John B.. Sludent Officer, Canton, Ga. 
Tebbe. Cvbil IL, Ensign. Care Lanier Hotel, San An- 
tonio, Texas. 

Temple. Bknj. F.. Ensign. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensai:ola. HTA. 
Temple. Frank E., Ensign. 

Tenney. Thorvald F. H,. Student Officer. 172 Main 
St., Branford, Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HT.\. 
Teroli.er, Dark R., Student Officer. 

Terrell, Wm. .\., Student Officer, Frederick Hall, Va. 
Terry, Charles C, Jr.. Student Officer, 905 W. 
Colfax Ave.. .Soulli Bend. Ind. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. 
Miami. Fla. HT.\. 



Terry. Whitelah J.. Sludent Officer. 5231 Weslmiii.ster 
Place. St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 
Thackers. Alex M.. Jr., Lieut, {.j.g.). 
Tharp. Carey E., Sludent Officer, 101 E 21st St., 
Austin. Texas. 

Theard, Albert L.. Ensign. 

TiiERRlEN, Z. W.. Sludent Officer, 120 Park St.. Port- 
kind, Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West. Fla. HTA. 
TniRAnEAU, W. L.. Lieut, (j.g.). 208 Peoples Bldg., 
Charleston. S. C. 

Thomas, Benjamin Hilton. Ensign. 410 E. Thomas St., 
Rocky Mount. North Carolina. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Key West. Pensacola. HTA. 

Thomas. Bp.rkely A., Student Officer. Florence Apts., 
Scranton. Pa. 

Thomas. Charles Neil. Ensign, 2478 Lake View Ave., 
Chicago, III., Great Lakes, Pensacola, Fla. 

Thomas. Charles S.. Student Officer. 2122 S. Western 
Ave.. Los Angeles. Cal. 

Thoma-s. Howard H.. Student Officer. 
Thomas. John V., War. Machinist. 77 Durham Ave., 
Bullalo. N. Y. 

TiioM\s, Kenneth A., War. Boatswain. Grandview, 
Wushinglun. R. F. D. No. 2, Box 50, Pen.siicola. Fla. 

Thomas. Lyman H.. Ensign. 4654 Dodge St.. Omaha. 
Ncbr. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla. N. A. No. 
2057. HTA. 

Thomas. Mohris L., Ensign, 25 W^indermcre Place, St. 
Louis. Mo. 

Thomas. B. D.. Lieut, (j g.). Bx. Ill Central Ave., 
Weston. Mass. N. A. No. 207. 

Thomas, B. P.. Ensign. 60 James St., Dorranceton, 
Wilkcs-Iiarre, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. Fla.; 
Rockaway Beach. L. I., N. Y. N. A. No. 626. IITA. 

Thomas, Bobert K.. Student Officer. 1427 Greenleaf 
Ave.. t;hicagn. III. 

Thomas. Boberi W.. Ensign. 470 Lyell Ave., Rochester, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Key West, Pensacola. 
ilTA. 

Thomas, Thornton H., Student Officer, Nederland, 
Colo. 

Thomas. Wm. Stephenson, Student Officer, Orchard 
Hill. Roanoke, \'a. 

Tho.mason, Benjamin W.. Student Officer. 
Thompson, Coy R., Student Officer, 327 W. 22nd St., 
New York City. 

Thompson, E. C. 112 S. 301h St., Louisville, Ky. 
Thompson, Edward A.. Student Officer, 1620 Tyler 
St., Topeka. Kans. 

Thompson. Frederic De. L., Ensign, Bx. 286, Sound 
Beach. Conn. N. A. No. 2506. 

Thompson. G. L. Lieut, (.(.g.). Racquet Club. Plliia- 
delj)hia. Pa. (?.ommiinii-ation Officer Naval Air Station, 
Rockaway Beach. L. I.. N. Y^ 

Thompson, Guy W . Student Officer, 1303 E. 41st St., 
Seattle, Washington. San Diego, Cal. HTA. 

Thompson. J. S., Ensign, The Cloister Club, New Haven, 
Conn. N. A. No. 650. 

Thompson, Lawson B.. Student Officer. 
Thompson, Silvert W., Sludent Officer. 
Thompson, W. D., Jr.. Lieut, (j g.). 319 Pine St.. Con- 
cord. N. H. N. A. No. 382. 



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Thoms. CiiAniEs Davis. Studrnt OfTicer. 10t)<> Kast 
Ave.. Rochrsler, N. Y. Mass. Iiist. of Tech., Cambridge, 
Ma.is. LT.V. 

'I'HonnrnN. IlAnnv I!., IJeiit. fj.R.), Care of Miss Penrl E. 
'riiorhiirii. Alliol, Mass., Muss. Insl. of Tech.. Peiisaeola. 
Harripion Moads, Morehead City (.Conimaiidiiif: (Xlicer). 
i\. A. No. :\W. 

TuonNinN, Douglas A.. Student Onieer. flerinj?, Nebr. 
Seattle. \\'a,shiiigtou. HTA. 

Thornton. S. D.. War. Machinist. 

Thhai.i., \V. .\., Ensi^rn. 

'IiiHMi.s. \\Mihi:n II.. Student Omcer. 520 N. Wash- 
ington. Ave.. W ellintrlon, Kans. 

Tiii'iiLow, I'ail E., Student OlTicer, 9 Stratford St.. Mel- 
rose, Ma.ss. 

Thiuman. E. C. War. Machinist. U. S. N. 

TimENEH. ll^KON II., Student Ollicer, 215 W. Wubiut 
St., Princeton, Ind. 

Tighe. EiiMi nu J., Studc 
Buffalo, N. Y. 

Tilbihm:. Aiheht H., Lieut, f^j.g). 915 Queen St.. 
Cape May, N. J. Moulehie, Kr.. Fehxstowe, Eng., 
Iln-si, Fr., i*orlo Corsini, It., Cape .May. LTA. 

Tii rsTON, EnwAnn M.. l*!risij.'n, 2l.'t2 Cherokee Parkway, 
Lonisville, Kv- Mass. Inst, of Tecli., Miami, Pensaeola. 
C«f)e May. N. A. N«.. 200!. UT\. 

TiLLOTsoN, H. F.. Ensign, Dime SavinRs limik. Delroit, 
Mieh. N. A. No. 2260. 

Tii.isoN, EnNKST F.. Ensi<rn, 311 Court St., Plymouth. 
Mass. Ma>is, Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacoln, Fhi. 
N. A. No. 1911. HTA. 

TiLTON. J. II.. Jn., Lieut, (i.e.). The Ontario, Washington, 
D. C. 

TiMMr.HMAN. (I. F., WnT. Machinist. 

TiMOTHv, HifjH W\i . Stu<h"nt Ollicer. 573 E. 22nd St., 
Brm^klyn. N. Y. 

TiNcKs. ('has. IIo\\aki>, I*!ri^"iun, l.'i05 Linden Ave., 
Itnllirnore. Mil. Ma^.^. Iti^l of Te( h,. Key West, Miami. 
Pensacnia, Fl;.. N. A. No. lOH. MTA. 

TiNKHR. ilr:iii)i-:nT D , Ensi^-n. Wolfeboro, N. II. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Hav Shore. L. L. Hrunswick, fla.. Key 
West. Pensaeola. Fla. N. A. No. 2101. HTA. 

Tipton. IIa)u>ll> IK., Stuclent Oflicer. Logan, Ohio. 

TisoN. Ai.KXANDEH, Jb.. Student Ollicer. 15 William 
St.. New York City. 

TncoMB. Wm. S.. iMisit.'n. Kennebtiiik. Me. Mass. 
Tnsl. of Tech., Bay Shore, L. L. Pensacoln. N. .\. No, 
1122. 

ToBRY. FnwARn S.. Student Officer, 105 W. 55lh St., 
New York ('ity. 

ToBfAs. HriiH KEr.«o. Student Officer, 273 3rd St.. 
Albany, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. HTA. 

ToBiN. G. J.. Ensipn, 3K0 De\\olf Place, Hackensack, 
N. J. N. A. No. 126«. 

Toon. A. B.. Jn., War. Machinist, 71 1st St., San Fran- 
cisco. (.2al. 

Tonn, E. IL. I>ut. fj P>. 3925 Ibis St., San Die;;o. 
Cal.. San Diego. Columbia University, St. Ingf^lveri, 
France; Bome. Italy. 

ToivoNEN, IU>n'0 A., War. Carpenter. 

Toll, Oliveb, Ensign. Cnre of Prof. 'I 
Ma.ss. 

Toi-MAN, Chester A.. Student Oflicer. 

ToLMiE. T. W., War. Machinist, 308 
Mnnchcsler, la. 

ToMAssENE, John Warren, Student 
Highland Ave.. Cinrinnnli. O- Mass. Inst. 

ToMijNsoN, EiiWAnn H.. Student OfTicer. 2(7 Orchard 
St.. Klizaheih. N. J. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore. 
HTA. 

ToMLiNsoN, CiLBFRT E.. Ensign. 1906 N. 32nd St.. 
Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Kev West, 
Pensucola, Fla. N. A. No. 2012. HTA. 

TouVellr. (Juv T.. Student Ollicer. ao2 First Nal'l. 
Bank Bld^.. Lincoln, Nehr. 

TowLE. Max C... Student Omcer. 1328 N. 26lh St.. 
Lincoln, Nebr. 

TowLEn. J. Bahber. Student OlUcer. 212 Ncwbern 
Ave.. Balelgh. N. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



oil, Auiherst. 

S- Jama St., 

Officer. 2657 
. of Tech. 



TowNSENO. Charles HowAnn, Ensign, 71 Cleveland 
St . Orange, N. J. Moss. In^t. of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami, 
Moutchic. N. A. No. 740 HTA. 

Townsley, W. W., Ensign, 420 E. College St., Oherlin, 
Ohio. N. A. No. 320. 

Tbacv. \\\i. II.. SliHlcnl Officer. 1927 Cleneay Ave., 
Norwood, Ohio. 

Traintom. Chas. W.. Ensign. 121 Brattle St.. Cam- 
bridge. Mass. 

Tramel. J. II., Student OlTicer. South Shore. Country 
Club. Chicago. III. Mass. Inst, of Te.h. HTA. 

[.. Student Officer. Arcadia, P'lorida. 

HTA. 
Ensign. 138 N. La Salle St.. Chicago, 



IL, Ensign. Newman, Cal. 
Diego. Pensacoln. N. A. No. 



Mas-S. 

1813. 



Treadwei.l, L. II 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. 

Thee. Ronald L.. 
Ill N. A. No. 285. 

Theft.s. IlAnnv 
Inst, of Tech., San 
HTA. 

Trei HAFT, Wm. C. Student Officer. 3765 Cleveland, 
Ohio. 

Tribkix. I. P., Emign. N. A. No. 376. 

TiuMBiK. BoriKHT M.. Jn.. Student Officer, 7180 Brigh- 
ton Boad, Ben .\von. Pa. 

Thits<-hi.er. Ehnest B.. Student Officer. 12 Bell Place, 
W.Kidhaven. L. L. N. Y. 

Troiit:\)an, Ned, Lieut, fj.c), Sbreve, Ohio. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Hampton Boads.Va.. Pensacola. Fla. HTA. 

TnownainejE, Alexander B., Student Oflicer, 1 W. 
6tlh St.. New York City. 

Tmo\\ BHiucE, John IL. I\n-;igii, Main St., Chatham. 
N. J. N. A. No. 2209. 

'Ihov, ^L\NDERVILIJ■:. Ensign. 

Iiu'E. Herbert W., Student OlTicer, Tech. Chambers. 
8 Ir\ington St., Boston. Mass. 

TavGVK. ToLNAs, Student Officer, 521 llh St., N. W., 
Washington, D. C. 

Tt'CKER, Claude, War. Boatswain. U. S. N. 

Ticker. IUrold S., Student Officer. 1908 W. Tioca 
St.. Pliiladelphia. Pa. 

TrHNBiLL. AnrniBM.n J.. Student Oflicer, 5002 20th 
SI-, N. E.. Sealll.'. \\ ash. 

Turner, Amthi'B E., Ensign, Junction City, Ore. 

Ti'RNEB. Geo. H.. Ensign. 

Turner. R. S., Ensign. Billerica. Mass. N. A. No. 2123. 

Ti'ttle. Albert E.. Lieut, (j.g.) 350 Charles River 
R<)ad, Cambridire. Mass. 

Ti'TwiLER. Robert E.. Student Oflicer. 274 Edgewood 
Place, River Forest, III., Seattle. Washington. HTA. 

Tweedei.l, Wm. T., Jr., Student Oflicer. 9 K. View St., 
Edc Sla., Pawtucket. B. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. 
HTA. 

TwiNiNfi. C. S.. Jr.. Ensign. 850 Park Ave., New York 
City. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA. 

TwiTCHELr. P. E.. l':nsign. 153 S. Oxford St., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech. LTA. 

TwoMEY. E. F., Ensign, 66 Bockaway St.. Lynn. Mass. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Buffalo. Bu. C. & R., Washington, 
Sup. Con. Aircraft, New York City. 

Tygebt, E. .\., Ensign. 1.529 Green St.. Philadelphia. 
Pa. 

Tyler, Raymond F., Lieut. Cj.g.). Middlehury. Conn. 

Tyler. W. A . Ensign, 80 Pierrepont St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 

TvLOR, J. Ellwood. Student Officer. Easton. Md. 

Tym. Norri« F., Ensign. 612 Br-c BIdg.. Omaha. Nebr. 

Tyndall. C. \\'.. Itlnsign. New ^ ork City. Pensacola. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Hamplfui Boads. N. A. 
No. 987. HTA and LTA. 

Uhri. W. C . Jr.. Ensign. 2163 S. Grand Ave.. St. 
Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, .Xkron. 
Hampton Bo;ids. LTA. 

IIleby. U. J., Jr.. Student OfTicer, 139 Caryl Ave., 
Yonkers. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Key West. 
HTA. 

ULRinr. ('arl T.. Student Officer, 120 Broadway. New 
York City. 

IIbmy. H. S.. Student Officer, 290 Ml. Prospect Ave., 
Newark. N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Fla. 
HTA. 



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Shidenl Officer 
Enplish Dej)}.. University 
of PillsbLjrf;li. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech. HTA. 



VALENTINE. S.. Jr. 
Ensirin 
62 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. " '~ 

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Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Shore, Pensacola. 
A. No. 1600. 



VAN MiN \\i \ii;lo E. 

Knsii/n 
602>;i0th St., So. Fargo, 
N. D. Univ. of Wash., 
San Diego. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2407. HTA. 



VAN ATTA, R. C. 
Ensign 
449 Park Ave., Waverly, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, t of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Great 
Lakes. 



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Ensifjn 
Glen Ridge. N. J. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. N. .\. No. 1573. 
HTA. 



\A-N BEHGKN, G L. 

Ensign 
Brandon Hall, 1501 Beacon 
.St.. Brookline, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2625. 
HTA. 



VANCE. H. C. 

Ensign 
615 Washington Ave., 
Greenville. Ohio. Seattle, 
San Diego, Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 2;ihl. HTA, 



VAN CLEVE. C. G. 
Ensign 
162 Nassau St., Princeton. 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola, Hamp- 
ton Uoa.ls. N. A. No. 
2llii2. HTA. 




VAN DEREN, F. P. 
Ensign 
3832 Brighton Ave., Oak- 
land, Cal- Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Mout- 
chic, Fr. N. A. No. 693. 
HTA. 



VAN DE WATER, L. 

Ensign 
19 Broad St., Pitlsfield, 
.Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Akron, Rockaway. LTA. 



VANDIVKR, C. W. 

Sludenl Officer 

106 Cherokee St., Rome, 

Ga. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Bay Shore. HTA. 



VAN DUSEN. F. CLAIR 

Ensign 
Soulhold. L. I., N. T. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Pen- 
sacola, Chatham. N. A. 
No. 937, HTA. 





VAN EMDICN. A. 1,. 
Lieut, tj.g.) 
46 Lindsey St., Dorchester, 
Mass. Akron. Rockaway, 
Queensown, Roehampton, 
Castletown. Pallice, Brest, 
B. Sh. LTA. 



VAN EVERA. EDWARD 

Ensign 
Marquette, Mich. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2499. 
HTA, 



VAN IIOUTEN. E. L. 
Lieut. U-Q-) 
535 Boylston Ave., North, 
Seattle, Wash. Pensa- 

cola, Moutchic, Gironde, 
Fr., N. A. No. 269. 



VANN. DAN M. 
Ensign 
Howardsville. Md. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2666. 
LTA. 



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Lieut, (j.g.) 
Park Ave., \Vniilnj.'h, L. I. 
NY. Mass. hist, of Tech., 
liay Shore. Pensacola. N. 
A. No. 983. HTA. 



VAIICIIAN, C. I,.. Jr. 

1.1.-1,1. i.j.,1.) 
107 lirook Si,., IVovideiM-e, 
H. I. Mass. Iiisl. of re.:h., 
Newport, Jiliic Jlill Ohser- 
vatory, Queeiistown, VViix- 
i'ord. 



VENNEMAN, II. S. 

Student Oflicer 

LVi.-. Parker Ave.. Hniralo. 

IN. ^'. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 

Hay Shore. HTA. 



VERNEH. E. .M. 

Knsii/n 
(,»:, IIiilloiL IM., Uakniont, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Teeh , 
Key, Petisaeohi. N. .\. 



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En.<:ign 
411 Riverside St., Lowell, 
.Mass. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
.\kron, ll<H-kavvay Peach. 
I.TA. 



Vn.MAH, KHEnEHICK 

Sluiienl Officer 
18 Theresa Place, Slalen 
Island. .New ^'ork. Dun- 
woody, Mass. Insl. of 
Tech. HTA. 



Vor.ELGESANG, C. E. 

Student Officer 

K. F. n. No. 4, Massilon. 

t)liio. Dunwoody. .Mass, 

Inst, of Tech. HTA. 



VOtiKLL. C. G. 
Lieut. (J.g.) 
2n40 Seventh .\vo.. New 
Y»rk City. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pay Shore, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1631. 




VOLCKENING, LLOYD I. 

Ensign 
392 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Newport, Akron, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1582. 
LTA. 



VON MAUR, JAMES W. 

Ensign 
1800 East River St., Dav- 
enport, Iowa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola, Miami, 
N. A. No. 1015. HTA. 



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VOORIIEES. EDW. K. 

Ensign 

Evanston, III. Dunwoody. 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2577. HTA. 



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VOSS. EUGENE L. 
Ensign 
128 Walnut St., Denison, 
Iowa. Dunwoody, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2544. 
HTA. 



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4.'JT Lincoln Ave., High- 
.'i.'iS" Walnut Si., I'hila- 



V.\iL, DoN.M.D B.. Ensign, 174 Upper Boulevard, Ridge- 
wood, N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 1019. HTA. 

Vail. M.alcolm D., Ensign, 
land I'ark. 111. 

Vaides. V. F., Lieut, (j.g.), 
delphia, Po. N. A. No. 256. 

VanAken. Harry H.. Student OfEcer, 117 St. Johns 
Place.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Vance. C. D., Ensign. 1727 11th Ave., South Birming- 
ham. Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 2217. HTA. 

Van Clief, Coiirtlandt. Lieut, (j.g.1. 215 Manor Road, 
VV. Brighlon, Sla. Island, N. Y. Moutchic-Lacanau, 
PauilKic. France. HTA. 

VanCoubt, K., Ensign. 428 Nuher Ave.. Mount Vernon. 
N. Y. .Mass. Insl. of Tech., Langley Field, Miami, Fla., 
Killingholme, Eng., Hampton Roads. Va. 

Van Dam. L., Ensign. 20 Berkly Road. Merion Sta., Pa. 

VandeCahr, Norman A., Student Ollicer. 11 Amherst 
St., Rochester, N. Y. 

Vandebbuilt, Chester W., Student Officer, 545 Valley 
St., Orange. N. J. 

VANDERBtLT, W. .S., Jr., Licut. fj.g.). 

Van DeWateb. D. G. V., Ensign. 177 High St.. Passiac, 
N.J. N. A. No. 1811!. 

Van Dusen, E. T., Student Officer, 129 N. Hill St., 
Pasadena. Cal. 

Van Fleet. W. C, Jr., Ensign, 2020 Pacific Ave., San 
Francisco. Cal. French Array, U. S. N. A. S.. Dunkirk, 
Fr., U. S. S. Texas, Croix de Guerre with Palm. N. A. 
No. 1731. LTA. 

Van Guy, Malcolm, Student Officer, 1109 M St., 
Washington, D. C. 

Van Hulsteyn, J. M. C. Ensign. Baltimore, Md. 

Van Nes.s, John W., Student Officer. 

Van Pelt, Wm. D., Jr., Student Officer, 861 Riverside 
Drive, New York City. 

Van Raale, Arthur, Student Officer. 



Van.Schaack. Henry C. .Student Officer. Hotel \\'ash- 
ington. Washington, D. C. 

VanValkenburg. Wm., Student Officer. 319 Trust Co. 
of Ga. Bldg.. Atlanta, Ga. 

VanVoorhis, Noble, Student Officer, 104 Richelieu, 
New Castle. Pa. 

Varini, F.. Ensign. 

Vaughan, Hines F., Ensign. 116 W. Henry St., Spar- 
tanburg, S. C. Seattle, Washington, San Diego, Cal., 
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 2346. HTA. 

Vehslage, Frank C, Student Officer, 61 Shanley Ave.. 
Newark. N. J. 

Vebnob, John W.. Student Officer. 201 Flat Iron Bldg.. 
Fort Worth, Texas. 

Versiine. F. p.. Student Officer, 173 Main St., Brook- 
ville. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay .Shore. L. I.. HTA. 

ViALL, L. S.. Ensign, 84 Clinton Ave., S. Rochester, 
N. Y. N. A. No. 2285. 

Vilas, Logan .\bchibald, Lieut. (j-S-^, 279 E. Central 
St., Highland Park, III. 

Vincent, Fred W., Jr., Student Officer, 698 Canyon 
Road, Portland, Ore. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

Vining. Mebbitt a., Lieut, (.i g.), 69 Paterson St,, 
Brunswick, N. J. 

Vksco, Peteb B., War. Machinist, 1060 Acushnet Ave., 
New Bedford. .Mass. 

VoGEL, Hugo. C. R., Student Officer. 395 Lake Drive. 
Milwaukee, Wise. 

VoLLMER, .\lbert M.. Student Officer. 3789 Daley Ave., 
San Diego, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

V^oLPE, A. M., War. Carpenter, LI.S.N. 

Vonis, Bryant B., Student Officer, Waterloo, 111. 

Voss, R. E., Ensign. St. James, Minn. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. .K. No. 2275. HTA. 

Vrooman, F. E.. Ensign, 3641 Wyandotte St., Kansas 
City, Mo. N. A. No. 1618. 

Vrooman. John E.. Student Officer. 3936 S. Benton St.. 
Kansas City, Mo. 



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Hill, i\(-w York Cily. 
Mass. Inst, of 'lV<'h,, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. JOOO. 
IITA. 



W Al)l.l;i(;ll. I'Al L F. 

Lieut, (j.fl.) 
12 West Baltiinurc St.. 
Lynn, .Mns.s. Muss. Inst, 
of Tech., Peusacolu. Ilamp- 
lon Honds.. Bay Shore. 
N. A. No. 1(11. II lA. 



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Stnticnt IJfficer 
2428 K. 2.1r<i .St.. Oakland, 
Cal. Seattle, W'ashhigton. 
HTA. 



WAGGONKH. II. K. 

Kn-iifin 
I.'>(I2 Mohawk St., Los 
.\n;.'i'lcs, Cal. Mjiss. Inst, 
of Tech. Bay Sliore, Sua 
DieKo, Pensanoln. N. A. 
No. 1.-.95. HTA. 




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WAGiM:it, I'AI 1. 
Kn.Ki'in 
Care of Bank of Italy. 
Market St. Branch, San 
Francisco, Cal. Seattle, 
San Dicgu, Pcusucolu. 
N. A. No. 1947. LTA. 
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WAIT. EnOAH F. 

hjn sii]ri 
112 Franklin St.. Johns- 
town, Pa. Mass. Insl. of 
Te»;li., Miami, IVnsacola. 
Buy Shore. N. A. No. 935. 



W AITi:, LFON J. 
Erision 
Berlin. N. Y. Mass. Inst, 
of Te»:h., Miami, Key 
West, I'ensacolu. N. A. No. 
2481. HTA. 



WAlll;. MAII.^IIALL W. 

Sludenl Officer 
28 Kast .S2ud St., New Y'ork 
City. Mass. Inst. ()f Tech, 



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WALKER, ERNEST E. 
Ensign 
Paoli, Indiana. Great 

Lakes, Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Blue Hill Observatory. 
UTA. 



WALLER, PHILIP R. 

Sludenl Officer 
20.1412 Fulirman Ave., 
Seatlle. Wash. Seattle. 



WALLER. ROLAND E. 

Ensign 
112 W Newell Ave., Rulh- 
erford, N. J. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Miami, Bay 
Shore, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1403. HTA. 



WALSH, ARTHUR E. 

Sludenl Officer 

766 Ostroni \ve-, Syracuse, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Bruns- 
wick, Key West. HTA. 





W AI.SII, KMl:i)i;itlCK I. 

StinhnI Ofjicer 
2130 Bucker .\ve., Everett, 
Washington. Mass. liist. 
of Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 




WARBASSE, C. N. 
Ensign 
131 Seventy-sixth St., 
Brooklyn. N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore. 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2169. 
HTA 



WARBURG, JAMES P. 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
983 Charles River Road, 
Cambridge, Mass. New- 
port News,Haml)t<>n Roads. 
Washington, Bureau of 
Nav. HTA. 



WARBURTON, WM. 

Lieul. (/<;.) 
122 East 76th St.. New 
York City. RFC. B. .Sh.. 
CaUrhot, Neu haven, .\mien, 
Campafrni.. \, li. (;. N. 
A. No. Ihi 




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WARNER. HERBERT R. 

Ensign 
Plymouth, Mich. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, 
Miami, No. Bomb. Gr., 
Fr., Moutchic, Fr. N. A. 
No. 732. HTA. 



WARNER, J. LAIRD. 

Ensign 
Ten Sleep, Wyo. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 264!i. 
LTA. 



WARNER, PAUL CHAS. 

Lieut, {j.g.) 
3.S Lockwood Ave.. New 
Rochclle. New York. Mass, 
Inst, of Tech., Key West. 
Pensacola. N. A. ^fo. 2620. 
HTA. 



WARREN. ALDRED K. 

Lieul. {j.g.) 
12 Summ?r St.. Salem, 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, San Diego. N. 
A. No. 183. HTA. 



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W ASS. WAHHKN 11. 
Ensign 
32 E. Islay St.. Santa 
Barbara, Cal. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech.. Key West, Mi- 
ami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1396. HTA. 



WASSELL. HERBERT L. 

Student Officer 
Little Rock. Ark. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. 
HTA. 



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WATERMAN. FRANCIS 

Ensign 
2001 Allston Way. Berke- 
ley. Cal. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1821, 
HTA. 



WATERS. ROBERTS. 
Ensign 
Southmont, Johnstown. Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Mout- 
chic, Pensacola. Treguier. 
N. A. No. 921. HTA. 





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luiiii. Alii. Mass. Inst, of 


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'I'cch.. I'frisacola H'l'.A 



W \1'S((.\, I>AIJ1, 
IJrill. ij.ij.) 
Hoacoii. N. Y. Mnss. Inst, 
of TrrJi.. May Shore, J*en- 
^acolii. Minituhic, Fr.. Fro- 
menliiic, Kr. N. A. No. 
359. 



WATTS. (ilLIllCRTS. 

Stntlenl Officer 

2I.'» K. Fo.sIcr Ave. Stale 

Ciillefe. Pa. Mass. Inst. 

oin-iti. IITA. 




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\VE.\THERHEAD, C. 1 1 . 

Lieul. (j-9-) 
IS.'! E. Gay St.. Columbus. 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Teeh., 
Pensacola. F'ort Wdrlh, 
Killingholme. Kiif?. N. A. 
No. 305. IITA. 



W i;Hlti:H, IIAHOLD 
En:iign 
.■i3U N. ITIh St.. Philadel- 
phia. Pctiti. .Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. .Miami. Pensacola. 
jN. A. No. 1217. IITA. 



W KliSTi;n. MORTON S. 

Knsifjn 
Lawrence. I.. I.. N. Y. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. .Miami. 
Pensacola, Hampton Hds. 

N. A. No. 111.!. irr\. 



WEDDELL, REID 

Ensitjn 
.\tlanta, (la. Mass. Inst, of 
Te<-Ii., Miami, Pensacola. 
IITA. 



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L-WEGENER. FRANCIS A. 

Ensifjn 
610 West 116lh Si.. New 
York Cilv- Columbia 

Univ.. Paiiillac, Fr. HTA. 



WEIR, HORACE M. 

Student Officer 
21-12 Ashland Ave., Indi- 
anapolis. Ind. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Great Lakes, 
Miami. HTA. 



WEISS. HAROLD T. 

Ens ion 
Edpehill Road. Euclid 
Heights, Cleveland, Ohio. 
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Akron, 
Rockaway Beach, Hamp- 
ton Roads. LTA. 



WELLBAUM. R. O. 

Student Officer 
728\ River St.. Dayton, 
Ohio., Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
LTA. t^, 




WELLS. OLIVER S. 

Ensign 
1329 N. Central, Oklahoma 
City, Okla. Seattle. San 
Diego, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2347. HTA. 




WENDLER, PAULB. 

Ensign 
711 Salem Ave., Dayton, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2344. HTA. 



WENTWORTII. R. S. 

Ensign 
Strafford, Pa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Brooklyn Aero. 
Dist.. Bu. St. Eng. 



WENTZ, WILLARD W. 

Ensign 
127 Aycrigg Ave., Passaic, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. Pensacola, Mi- 
ami. N. A. No- 1401. LTA. 




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WESSON, HARRY B. 

Student Officer 
111 So. Mountain Ave., 
Montclair, N. J. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Pensacola. 



WEST, HOWARD E. 
Lieul. (J.g.) 
Brighton, Mass. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Hampton 
Rds., Pensacola, Moutchic, 
Fromentine. N. A. No. 402. 
HTA. 



WEST, JOHN DORMAN 

Ensign 
11 Mountain Ave., Maple- 
wood, N. J. M. I. T., Bay 
Shore, Pensacola, Mout- 
chic, Arcachon. N. A. No. 
888. HTA. 




WESTERFIELD, A. L. 

Ensign 
Hotel Gibbons, Dayton.'O. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech.,iMi- 
ami, Pensacola. N..A.IN0. 
16M. HTA. 




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WESTERFIELD, JASON 

<•:[-■ ■ ! ir Ensign 

f[ i , J '11 Orange, N. J. Great Lakes, 

;tlMi' Pensacola. 



WESTON, CARLYLE D. 

Ensign 
2201 Aldrich Ave, S..\Iinn., 
Minn. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Chatham. N. 
A. No. <)28. HTA. 



WETHERILL, WM. C. 
Lieul. U-g-) 
Chestnut Hill, Phila., Pa. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buf- 
falo, Elizabeth, New York, 
Westerveit Board. 



WETTACH. ROBERT H. 

Ensign 
2831 Espy Ave., Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Pauillac, 
Moutchic, He Tudy, Fr. 
N. A. No. 733. HTA. 



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WUEKLKR, AHTIIliK G. 

Lieut, ij-9-) 
Stow, Mass. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., IVnsacola, Mout- 
chic, Fromentine, Fr. N. A. 
No. 361. IITA. 



\\m:i:i.i:i(. .siuaut s. 

Etisiijti 
202 (Jarfiild Ave, Kiuli- 
coll, N. Y. Mas.s. Inst, of 
Tech.. Key West, Miami, 
I'ensacohi. N. A. No. 1921. 
IITA. 



wiinciiiat. iuis,sELK. 

Stuilnit Officer 
3(16 W. Mason St., Jackson, 
Mich. Seattle, Key VN'est. 
IITA. 



WIIITCO.MH, II. D. 
Lieut. U.S.) 
3001 Kast 7lh St.. Kansas 
t^ity. Mo. Mass. Inst. <)f 
Te<-h., Pensacola, Comdr. 
Squ. V. IITA. 




I WllITi;. DAI.i; T. 

J-l\ A,,^ Lieut. (Jg) 

' ' ' ' 432 liarl Court. Klyria. 

i I I Ohio. Akron. Hockaway, 

' A i i. Oueeuslown, it(M>hampton. 

Castletown, tiujan. H. Sh, 
N. A. No. 972. LTA. 



WlllTi;. FRANK K. 

SlufierU Officer 

1110 Coliimhia Hd., N. \V.. 

WashitiKlon. I). C Great 

Lakes. IITA. 



WlllTl;, lUCIIAIlD U. 

Lieut. (J.g.) 
Snow llill, Md. Mass. Inst, 
of Te<'h., lianipton Rds., 
U. S. S. liulijarm. II. S. S. 
Flihawk, Key West. .Miami, 
r. iisacola. N. A. No. 972. 



WHITE, RUSSELL, II 

Enjign 
3329 Kast Madison St., 
Seattle, Wash. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Seattle. Miami. 
Pcnsacula. N. A. No. 972. 
HTA. 



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WIIITK, THOS. G. 

Student Officer 
2081 Maine St.. Quincy, 
111. Diinwoody, Miami, 
Key West. HTA. 



WHITEIIOUSE. R. T..Jr. WHITESCARVER. W. F- 



Ensign 
108 Vaughan St., Portland. 
Me. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Hampton Rds., Pensacola, 
Moulchic, Fr., Le Cr(»isi<". 
Fr. N. A. No. 391. HTA. 



Sltidenl Officer 
234 Broad St., Georgetown, 
S. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech. 
HTA. 



W lU riN(;. EDMLiND A. 

Ensign 
76 Gates Ave.. Montclair, 
N. J. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
liulTalo, Keyport. 




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WHITING, IRVING II. 
Student Officer 
f T 2975 Corydon Road. Cleve- 



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Diego. HTA. 



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WHITMAN. R. L. 

Lieut. U-9-) 
150 East 72nd St., New 
Yorit City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Great Lakes. HTA. 



WHITMORE, F. R. 
Ensign 
143 So. Rarkley St., Waler- 
loo, Iowa. Columbia Univ.. 
Hay Shore, Great Lakes, 
Pensacola. HT.\. 



WHITNEY. PAUL LeB. 

Ensign 
Elracoiirl, Medina Road, 
Akron, Ohio. M. I. T.. 
Hampton Rds., Brest, Fr., 
K.y West, N.A. No. 2601 . 
LTA. 




WHITNEY. RICHARD T. 

Lieut, (j.g.) 
2I*> Hope St., Providence, 
R. I. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Hampton Roads, Pensa- 
cola, Moutchic, L'Aber 
Vruch. N. A. No. 393. 



WHITTED, JAMES A. 

Lieut. (J-9.) 
200 West Ga Riia St., 
Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola. 
N. A. No. 179. HTA. 



WIIYEL. THOS. M. 
Ensign 
183 E. Fayette St., Union- 
town. Pa. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West. Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1700. 



WIIYTE. DAVID R. 

Ensign 
930 Queen St., East Toron- 
to, Canada. Bay Shore, 
Key West, Miami, Pensa- 
cola, Hampton Rds. N. A. 
No. 2161. LTA. 




WIIYTE, RUSSELL I. 

Student Officer 

2503 14lh St.. N. W., 

Wash., D. C. Mass. Inst. 

of Tech. HTA. 



WICKER, J. C 



WICKWIRE, A. M.. Jr. 



Ensign 
Blackford, Va. Mass. 

Inst, of Tech., Norfolk, 
Pensacola, Moutchic, Brest, 
Brooklyn. N. A. No. 689. 
HTA. 

292 



Student Officer 
149 Highland Ave.. West- 
field, N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore. HTA. 



WIEBUSCH, E. G. L., Jr. 



Ensign 
207 North 7tb St., Waco, 
Texas. Seattle, San Diego, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2510. 
HTA. 




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Knsitjn 
AlbiHiiicrque, Nnw Mexico. 
Alass, Inst, of Tech., Snii 
Diego, Miuoii, Key West. 
N. A. No. 20SB. I IT A. 



W ICCLESWORTH, A. G. 

Ertsitjn 
426Ceiilriil Ave., Wilmetle, 
III. Mdss. Inst, of Te<-h., 
Key \Ve.st. N. A. No. I 166. 
IITA. 





WICGLESWOBTII. F. 

l.ieiU. (J.ii.) 
2 West Hill l>lnt;e. Boston. 
Mass. Muss. Inst, of 

Tech. 



WILBUR. ROBT. A.. Jr. 
Ensitin 
606 W. Clinton .St., Elmir.i, 
N. v. Moss. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 22B.1. HTA. 



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\VILKi:S. JOF. L. 

Stitdcnt Officer 

5010 Gaston Avo.. Dallas. 
Tex. Seallle, Washiiiflon; 
Miami. HTA. 



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Machinist 
\Vliilcvill(?. Tcnn. ^ Pen- 
sacola, Le Croisic, Fr. 




\VIl,KIi\S(»N. N. I.I';K 
Ensit]n 
310.3 Camphdl St.. Kansas 
Cily. Mo. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Miami, Pcnsarola. 
N. A. No. 2179. HTA. 



WILLARD. KDW AHD A. 

Sludent Officer 
13 Clinton St.. Hartford. 
Conn. Uunwooiiy Inst., 
Minn. HTA. 



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WILLCOX, HAROLD M. 

Lieul. (j.g.) 
2011 Pine St.. Philadelphia, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacdla, London, Killing- 
holme, Enfe'., N. A. No. 222. 
HTA. 



WILLIAMS, A, J., Jr. 

Ensign 
.it:! East 207lh St., Bronx, 
New York City. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1820. 
HTA. 



WILLIAMS. A. S. 

Lieut, (j.y.) 

Cliapin, S. C. Akron. Mon- 

lauk. Key West. N. A. 

No. lU. HTA. 



WILLIAMS.CLANCEY L. 

Ensign 
254 Elm St., Oberlin, Ohio. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Hamp- 
ton Roads, Pensacola, 
Miami, Moutchic, Paris. 
N. A. No. 570. HTA. 



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WILLIAMS, FRANK C. 

Student Oflicer 
284 Prospect PI., Brooklyn, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay .Shore, Brunswick, Key 
West. HTA. 



WILLIAMS, J. A. 

Ensign 
157 Slarm Ave., Buffalo, 
N. Y. Mass, Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore, Pensacola, New 
London. N. A. Na. 1820. 



WILLI.^VIS. J W.. Jr. 

Ensign 

9.il 22nd St.. San Diego, 

Cal. Seatlle, San Diego. 

N. A. No. 2083. HTA. 



WILLIAMS, JOHN McM. 

Student Officer 
251 Elm St., Oberlin, 
Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 

Tech., Key West. HTA. 



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WILLIAMS, ROBERT M. 

Student Officer 
1600 Arch St.. LitUc Rock, 
Ark. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. HTA. 



WILLIAMS.STANLEY B. 

Printer 
1401 Main St., Pine Bluff, 
.\rk. Miami, Hampton 
Roads, 



WILLIAMS, VICTOR J. 

Student Officer 
Bolivar. New York. Mass. 
Insl. of Tech 



WILLIAMSON, F. V. 
Ensign 
112 So. Portland Ave., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 1354. 
HTA. 





WILLING, ARTHUR 

Ensign 
Box 349, Morehead City. 
N. C. M. I. T., Pensa., 
Miami, Calais, KUIing- 
holme, Hamp. Rds. More- 
head. N. A. No. 3I!5. HTA. 



WILMETH, JAMES L., Jr. 

Student Officer 
300 Takoma Ave., Takoma 
Park, Wash., D. C. Dun- 
woody, Minneapolis. HTA 



WILSON, ALFRED C. 
Ensign 
1006 N. Calvert St., Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Pensacola, Coronada 
Beach. N. A. No. 1633. 



WILSON, A. F. 
Ensign 
Hollister, San Benito Co,, 
Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. N. A. No. 1306. 



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WILSON, E, F. 

l.ieul. (j.il.) 
51 Main St.. 'riiomaston. 
Me. Mass. Irisl. of Tech., 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 2171. 
IITA. 



WILSON, HUSSEL E. 
Ensitjn 
General Del. Bosworlh, 
Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Miami, Pensaeola. N. A. 
No. 221.5. HTA. 



WILSON. W. IIKNHV 

Ensign 
186 State St.. Perth Am- 
boy. N. J. Mass. Inst, of 
Teih.. Biifralo, Elizabeth, 
Garden City. N. A. No. 
1018. IITA. 



Wl.VIMER, ED W Ann L- 

Machinist 
712(1 Knieralil Ave., Chi- 
ra^o. 111. (^ilunibiii liniv.. 
Great Lakes, H()ekaway 
lieaeh. IITA. 



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\ViNiN(;s, W. c. 

Ensign 
1655 IN. Alubiima St., 
Indiaiiupolis. InJ. j Mass. 
Inst, of Tech., Akron, 
Hockaway Itcucli. I.TA. 



WISK. K. S. N. 
Ensign 
Moiitcliic. Lake Itolscna, 
Porto Corsiiii. HTA. 



WISSMAN, LEO B. 

Student Oj)icpr 
551 Kasl Thirteenth St.. 
Cincinnati, Ohio. Miami. 



wirri:. kdwahd b. 

Ensign 
1291 Fillmore .\ve.. ButFalo, 
IS. Y. .M. L T.. Key West. 
Miami, Moulchic, Outung. 
Malpensa. N. A. No. 1447. 
HTA. 



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WOLF. JAMES EDWIN 

Ensign 
1 7 St. Lukes Place, New 
York City. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech.. Great Lakes, Bay 
Sliore, Hrunswick, Charles- 
ton . N. A. No. 2107. HTA. 



WOLFE, ALEX McW. 

Ens iff n 
1931 St. Paul St.. Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech. Pensacola.Moutchic. 
Bay Shore. N. A. No. 899. 
HTA. 



WOLFER. J. F. 
Ensign 
170 E. King Si. Lancaster, 
Pa. M. I. T.. Pensacola, 
Miami. Hampton Rds 
Lanffley Field. U. S. S. .4ri- 
zona.N. A. No. 1214. HTA. 



WOLFF, ALFRED 

Ensign 
607 Milwaukee Ave., Janes- 
ville. Wis. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Great Lakes, Pensa- 
cola, Hampton Rds. N. A. 
No. 615. HTA. 





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WOMER, P. B. 

Ensign 
139 W. Greet! St., Unzlelon, 
Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Pensacola, Akron, Rock- 
away Beach. N. A. No. 
2667. LTA. 



WONDERS, MAX E. 

SliKlenl Ofjicer 
.3.';i2 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha, 
Nebr. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Key West. HTA. 



WOOD, ALFRED M. 

Student Officer 
Wildie, Ky. Dunwoody 
Inst.. Miami. Key West. 



WOOD, CEDRIG W. 

Student Officer 
86 Dorchester Rd , Buffalo, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., 
Bay Shore. HTA. 




WOOD, D. G. 

EnstQn 
Birdwood. Va. M. I. T.. 
Hampton Roads, Pensa., 
Quecnstown, Whiddy Is- 
land, Wash.. Miami. N. A. 
No. 1250. HTA. 



WOOD, LEON FORREST 

Ensign 
De Goiia, Pa. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech., Buffalo, Akron. 
LTA. 




WOOD. W. PERRY 
Ensign 
51.S Shalto Place, Los 
Angeles, Cal. Ma.ss. Inst, of 
Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola, Coco Solo, G. Z 
N. A. No. 1130. HTA. 



WOODS, JOHN H. 

Ensign 
17831 Lake Ave., Lake- 
wood, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of 
Tech., Bay Shore, Pensa- 
cola. N. A. No. 1213. 




WOODS, WM. R., Jr. 
Ensign 
Becket, Mont. Mass. Inst. 
of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. N, A. No. 1597. 
HTA. 



WOODY. V.'ARREN V. 

Ensign 
Barnard, Kan. Seattle, 
Wash., Miami, Pensacola. 
HTA. 



WOOLSEY, WILLIAM E. 

Ensign 
Formoso, Kan. Mass. Inst, 
of Tech.. Pensacola, Cha- 
tham. N. A. No. 934. 
HTA. 



WORLEY. FRED M. 

Stuflent OOicfr 
1H6 W. 6th St., Topeka, 
Kans., Seattle, Miami. 
HTA. 






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^ludciit Oj)icpr 

61 East 95(h St.. New York 

City. Mass. lust, of Tecli. 

I.TA. 



WIUGIIT. ROitKHT F. 

3.'iK Kiiigsway .\ve.. W'iilili- 
pcg, Canada. I>iinw<x>dy. 
Sail Dief^o. IVnsardla. N. 
A. N«. 2266. HTA. 



W HICIIT. WEBSTER M. 



WYI.Ii;. II MIDLl) II. 



W.^ciiTEH. KEiiiti.\.\Ni). Kiisigu. Mass. Inst. <if 'i'ecb., 
Miami. Pensacola. IITA. 

VVackman. Lee Dai\iel, Stiidcnt Offiter. Albert l^a. 
Minn. .Seattle. Wash. HTA. 

Waimiki.i. Hem), .Student Ollicer, Hooin 156 Elec. & Gas 
Itldg.. .\tlanta, Ca. 

Wadswohth. Horace E., Student (Ulieer. New Oceau 
House, Swani|>s<'ott. Mass. 

Wacenseii.. KofiAH White. Lieut, (j.g.). 5788 E. Circle 
.\ve.. Chiiaf;ci. III. 

WAtjijE.NEM. C. K., Ensign. -Ill Hently St., C<»lumbus, 
InH. 

Waoneh, AHTllin C, Ensign, l.iU Cleveland Plaee, 
Denver. Col. .N. .\. No. 1626. 

W.AGNEH. T. H., Ensign. 

Wagner, Thos. II., Jk., Ensign. N. A. No. 1 161. 

Waldon. Riis,sELL E.. Ensign, 427 Seward \\t:.. Ilelroit, 
Mich. N. A. No. 2Mt. 

Wales, L. A.. Ensign, Care of A. H. Ix^aeh & Co.. 62 
Cedar St.. New York City. 

Wai.keh. DoNAi.n. Ensign. 85 Washington St., East 
Orange. N. J. N. A. No. 201«. 

Walkeb. H. W., Ensign, 1233 Munsey Bldg.. Wash- 
ington, n. c. 

Waijcer, James Cari,, Ensign. 

Walker. Jos. R., Student OIBccr, 158 Summer St., 
Boston, Mass. 

Walker, Leslie A., Lieut, (j-g). l + W Pike Road, En.sley. 
Birmingham, Ala. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Pensacola, Fia. 
N. A. N.). Tin. HTA. 

\\'ai.ker, Leon B., Student Officer. 1 Hillhouse Ave., 
New Haven. Conn. 

Walker, O. P., Ensign, ];tl;j Iv Boulevard St., El Paso, 
Tex. N. A. No. 2116. 

Walker, W. J., Lieut, (j.g.), N. A. No. 1167. 

Wallace. Ci.avton M., Student OITicer, 8 Lake St., 
Wolfeljoro. N. H. Mass. Inst, of Iwh. HTA. 

Wallace, V,. H., War. Mailiinisl. 62(1.1 Palatine .\ve., 
Seattle, Wash. Puget Sound Navy V;ir<l. San Diego Air 
Station. 

Wallace. Luther T., Student OITicer, 806 Marguette 
Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 

Wallace. Bay Beacu. EiLsign. 530 N. Central Ave.. 
Austin, ('hicagn. 111. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Cape May, 
Miami, Pensacola, Norfolk. HTA. 

Wali.ick, L. I)., Ensign, Hotel Deshler. Cnliinilius. Ohio. 

Walllnc, E. .S., Lieut, (j.g.). 

Wallincfori). J. K., Ensign. 107 N. Miller St., Cynthiana, 
Ky. N. A. No. 1705. 

Wai-sii, Ci.ine J., Student Officer, 1058 Second Ave., 
Detroit. .Mich. 

Walsh. 1':i>wari> J.. Student Officer, 313 Soulhbrook 
Courts, Washington. D. C. Univ. of Washington, Seattle. 
HTA. 

Walsm. C\hn\h \'.. Student Officer, 122 Willonghby 
Av,-.. Brooklyn. \'. V. 

Walsh, Jos. R., Student Officer, 3 E. 128th St.. New 
York City. 

Walter, Edwin II., Ensign, (i06 West St., Wilmington, 
Del. N. A. No. 2124. 



Lieut, (j'-g.) 


linniffti 


Bivouac IMaco, Fort 
Thomas. Ky. iM. I. T., 
Moiitrhio. Kr.. Brost. Fr., 
L'Aber Vrarli. Pensucolu. 
N. A. No. ;t22. IITA. 


Bowesinont. N. D. Seiiltle, 
Uuiv. Wash,. San Die^o, 
Pensacola. N. A. No. 19ia. 
HTA. 



W .\LTEH. Otto F.. Student Ollicer, Coluinhus, Neb. 
Muss. Insl. of Terh. HT.\. 

Walters, C. \\., Kiisif^n, Casseltou, N. D. 

Ward, Ai-Krkd, War. Machinist. 

Warij. IIahrison F., Student OITicer. 

Wakd, J-iscKH I., \\'ur. (iuuner. 

Ward, Max F.. Sludent Oflicer. 

W ARD. Thomas W'm.. Student (XTiccr, Sharon. Pa. 

\\ ari)«ki.l. ('harles En., Kiisi^n. N. A. No. 759. 

Ware. IIknhv M.. Student Oflirer, 2 MaRnoIia Court. 
Greensboro, N. (^. Mass. Inst, of 'I'ei'h. HTA. 

W'ARE, BoBT. Hur.HEs. Student Ollicer, Country Club. 
BnKikline. Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

WAnFOHii. IIknry W., Student OITi(;er. Genesee. N. Y. 

Warner. Kdward A., Student Otliccr, Republic 
Bldt,'., Kansas City, Mo. Seattle. Wash., Miami. Fin. 
HTA. 

Warner. H.. Student OfHcer. flrnflon Hotel, Wash- 
in^'lon. O. C. Mass. Inst, ol IVch. I.TA. 

Warren. B. A., Student Ollicer, :t2 Weston St.. Waltham. 
Mass. 

Warren, B. Bates. Ensign, 1311 Columbia Road, 
Washintrton, D. C Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pen- 
sacola, Cape .May. N. A. No. i:i! 1. HT.\. 

Warren. Walter K.. Student Oilicer. HKH-lTth .\ve.. 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Washbiirn, Fhederick a., Sliideiir Ollicer. 

Washbi HN. J. B., War. Boatswain. 70.5 l.'lth Ave., 
Milwaukee. \\ is, Pensacola. Sciuantum. Mass., San Diego, 
Cal.. North Island. IITA. 

Waters, Hakris M.. Fnsign, Alexandria, Va. N. A. 
No. 1990. 

Waters, Opal Selbv. En.^ign. 2617 Durant Ave.. 
Berkeley, ('al. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla., 
Pensacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1391. HTA. 

Watkin.s J. L., Student Officer, -112 W. Clinton St., 
Elmira, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Te<h.. Akron. LT\. 

Watkins, Ronald G., Student Ollicer. 1611 Lucile 
Ave., Los Anyrles, Cal. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
San l)ieffo. HTA. 

Watson, Kdw. B.. Student Oflicer. 187 Adams St., 
Milton, Mass. 

Watson. J. W.. Ensipn, 3H W. Loo St., Froslburg, 
Maryland. N. A. No. 1962. 

Watsot'*, L. Savage. Ensign, Mamaroneck. N. Y. 

W\rsoN, B. M.. Student OITicer, North Bend. Neb. 
Seattle. Wash.. Key We„s|. Fla. HTA. 

Watt. Geo. Y.. Ensign. 

Watters. Loi'is H.. Student Ollicer, 106 Ocean View 
Ave., Santa Ouz, Cal. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, 
Ohio. LTA. 

W^tts, Curtis C, 
Hills, Baltimore. Md, 
IN-nsa<ula. Fla. LTA. 

Watts. Wm. B.. Ensign. 41.3 First Ave.. Rome. Ga. 
Mass. Inst. i>f Tech.. Bay Shore. L. I.. Pensacola, Fla. 
N. A. No. I.IU). HTA. 

\\'aijoh, B. S., luisifn. 



f'jisign. Hansel Hall Apt«t.. Windsor 
Ma.*^. Inst, of Tech.. Akron, Ohio, 



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Weaveb. R. B., 

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Ensign, 620 Columbus Ave., Boston • 



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Webbeb. Ralph B., Student Officer, 1195 Beacon St., 
Brookline, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Weber. Chahles M., Ensign, 1117 Trust & Sav. BIdg., 
Los Angeles, Cal. 



Websteb, Fred N., Ensign, T, 
Chicago, 111. 



30 E. Lake Terrace> 



Weed, Geo. W., Student Officer, 1912 Avenue II.. 
Brooklyn. N. Y. Dunwoody Inst., Minn. HTA. 

Ensign, Carmen St., Patchogue, N. Y. 



Weeks, W. L. 
N. A. No. 2261. 



Weems, Chas. 
N. A. No. 1172. 



L., Ensign, 16.51 York St., Quincy, lU. 



Ensign. Frankfort. N. Y. 
, Student Officer, 4202 Parkside Ave.. 



Wegner, Fritz W. 

Weil, Edward A., 
Philadelphia, Pa. 

Weinberg, Harry W„ War Boatswain. 

Weinig. C. A., Student Officer, 604 Linwood Ave., 
Buffalo, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Wets, Charles W., Jh., Ensign, 430 Oxford St., Ro- 
chester, N. Y. N. A. No. 611. 

Weis, Ebwin T . Student Officer, 2482 Glenwood Ave.. 
Toledo, Ohio. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Welboan, Lee C, Student Officer, 34 N. 23rd St., 
New York City. 

Welch. E. P.. Ensign. Oloncester, Mass. N. A. No. 997. 

Welch. Leo. D., Student Officer, 169 Clinton St., 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Welch. Richard E., Student Officer. 25 Barton St.. 
Newburyport. Mass. 

Weld. Frank E., Ensign. 

Weld, L., Lieut, (j.g.)., 82 Brever St., New York City. 
N. A. No. 219. 

Welleb. Michael, Student Officer. 2002 H St., N. W., 
Washiuglon, D. G. 

Welles, C. R., Student Officer, Stratford, Conn. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Welles. Russell, Ensign, 71 Town St., Norwich, Conn. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 1186. 

Wells. Chandler, Lieut, (j.g.), 490 Linwood Ave., 
Buffalo, N. Y. Packard Motor Co. 

Wells, R. H., Ensign, 104 Charles River Ro.id, Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 

Wells, Thomas M., Student Officer, 314 Orange St., 
Wilmington, N. C. 

Welsh, Madison F., Lieut. 'j.B.). 404 Elderado St., 
Decatur, 111. Mass. Inst, of Teth.. Hampton Roads, 
Pensacola, Fla., Rockaway Beach. N. A. No. 414. 

Weltv. Henry Harrison. Student Officer, 1242 Western 
Ave., Topeka, Kansas. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, 
Fla. HTA. 

Weltv. Leonard A., War. Boatswain. Franklin. Dela- 
ware County, N. Y., Pensacola, Fla,, Killingholme, Eng.; 
Bay Shore. L. I.; Miami, Fla.; Anacostia, D. C; Hampton 
Roads, Rockaway, L. I.; U. S. S., North Carolina, U. S. S. 
Seallle, V. S. S. Shawmut. HTA. 

Welzant, Geo. P., Ensign, 721 S. Broadway, Baltimore, 
Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Akron. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 1994. LTA. 

Wenner, Frank H., Ensign. 110 Addington Place, 
Utica. N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola. 

Wenz, E. a.. Ensign. 

Werxelman, D. J., Jb., Ensign, 3529 Locust St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. N. A. No. 23.32. 

Wesley. Harold H., Ensign, Terra Ccia, N. C. 

Wessells, Walter B., Ensign, 315 Dolphin St., Balti- 
more, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Pensacola, Fla. 
N. A. No. 1844. HTA. 

West, James W., Student Officer, 35 W. 15th St.. 
Atlanta, Ga. 

West, W. M.. Lieut, (j.g.). 56 Nightingale St., Dor- 
chester, Mass. N. A. No. 220.'2. 

Weston. C. F.. Ensign. Royal St., Medford, Mass. 

Wetherby, John K., Jr., Student Officer, 1519 Spruce 
Place, Minn., Minn. 

Whalen, Ed.mund a., Jr., Student Officer, 153 Clifton 
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Whales, T. C, War. Boatswain. 

Wha fLEy. Wm. J., Student Officer, 2248 Arlington Ave., 
Birmingham, Ala. 

Wheelan, Wm. L., Student Officer, 834 Carlton Ave.. 
Plainfield, N. J. 

Wheeler. Henry C, Student Officer. 



Wheeler. J. L., Ensign, 524 Riverside Drive, N. Y. 
City. N. A. No. 2008. 

Wheeler. John E., Student Officer. 

Wheeler, Oscar G., Lieut, (j.g.). 8 Grey'ock Road, 
Allston. Mass. Pensacola. Washington, D. C. N. A. 
No. 237. HTA. 

Wheeler, R. A.. Ensign. Orchard Park. N. Y. 
Wheltle, Albert Francis. Student Officer. 105 E. 
West St.. Baltimore, Md. Mass. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Whelan, T. J., Ensign, 95 Cottage St., Lynn, Mass. 
N. A. No. 2062. 

Wherry. Kenneth S., Student Officer, 3433 Carnegio 
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 

Whidden, Wm. B., Ensign, 39 Sterling St., West Newton. 
Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Bay Shore. L. L. Pensacola, 
Fla. N. A. No. 1815. HTA. 

Whioham, Wm., Jb., Ensign. 5815 Fifth Ave., Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, L. I., Pen- 
sacola, Fla. HTA. 

Whipple, Bussell A., Student Officer, 1335 Smith St., 
Providence, R. I. 

Whitaker, E. L., Ensign. 

Whitakeh, H. D.. Ensign, 3133 Menio ,\ve., Hyde Park. 
Cincinnati, Ohio. N. A. No. 1445. 

Whitaker, L. J., Ensign. 

Whitaker, R. A., Ensign, 1116 Main St., Baton Rouge, 
La. N. A. No. 1946. 

Whitcomb, Franklin L., Student Officer. 

Whitcomb, K. F.. Ensign, 1 123 Asbury Ave., Evanston, 
111. Ma.ss. Inst, of Tech., Rockaway, L. I.; Hampton 



Roads. Va.; Akron, O. ; Pensacola. Fla 
LTA. 



N. A. No. 2430. 



Whitcomb, Rollin L., Student Officer, 2136 Girard 
Ave., So. Minneapolis, Minn. 

White, C. W., Ensign, Hertford, N. C. N. A. No. 1706. 

White, Edw. 1., Student Officer, 615 Blackstone Ave., 
Fresno, Cal. 

White, Erskine N., Student Officer, 1125 Madison 
Ave., New York City. Great Lakes, 111. 

White. Jos. IL, Student Officer, 5610 Dorchester Ave., 
Chicago, III. 

White, L. G.. Lieut, fj.g.). 203 Court St., Portsmouth, 
Va. 

White, Raymond M., Ensign, Great Western Sugar 
Co., Billings. Mont. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Fla., 
Pensacola, Fla. N. A. No. 1551. HTA. 

White. Russell H., Ensign. 3329 East Madison St., 
Seattle. Wash. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Univ. of Wash., 
Pensacola. 

White, Sibley L.. Ensign. 128 E St., S. E., Wash- 
ington, D. C. N. A. No. 1764. 

White, Walter, Ensign. N. A. No. 1496. 

White, Wm. M., Jr., Student Officer, Mexico, Tex. 

Whitehead, Charles P., Student Officer. 

Whitehead, John T., Student Officer, 1322 E, Mar- 
quette Road, Chicago, 111. 

Whitehead, V. L., Jr., Ensign, 2 Mechanic St.. Buffalo, 
N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Miami. Pensacola. N. A. 
No. 2425. HTA. 

Whitehurst. Ben. W., Ensign, The Earlington, 16th 
St., Washington, D. C. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Wash- 
ington. HTA. 

Whitelaw. Geo. P., Student Officer, 5291 Westminster 
Place, St. Louis, Mo. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 

Whiteman. Z. II.. Jr.. Ensign, 106 E. 4th St.. WiUiams- 
port. Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pen- 
sacola. Fla.. Hampton Roads. Va.. Cape May, N. J. 
N. A. No. 1651. HTA. 

Whiting. Rrainard S.. Student Officer. 

Whiting. Robert B.. Ensign. .Station B., Winsted, 
Conn. Great Lakes, III., Pensacola, Fla. LTA. 

Whitney, J. B., Ensign, Sewickley, Pa. N. A. No. 1084. 

Whitney, King, Ensign, Geneva, N. Y. Akron, B. N. 
A. S., Roehampton. Eng.; Queenstown. Ire.; Brest. France; 
La Trinite, France. LTA. 

Whittaker. James E.. Student Officer, 5 Trumbull 
Square, Worcester, Mass. 

Whittle. Geo. V., Lieut, (j.g.), Grestwood, Town of 
Eastcliesler, N. Y. Akron, Ohio, Washington, D. C., 
Hampton Roads. LTA. 

Wick. Henby C, Jr., Student Officer, 13124 Euclid 
Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. 

Wickes, Bradford, Student Officer, 105 E. 53rd St., 
New York City. 

Wicket. J. Caldwell, Ensign, Richmond, Va. Mass. 



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sinl. of Ti-rli.. Norlolk. I'onsacola, MiMini, \I„ulcliic. 

\\i<KinM, IIk\ II., Sludciil OHitiT. 

\\ii KMA\. W iiB[ II (••.. lOnsiiin. 1 17 K. Kill Si.. Cimi-ordia, 
Kansas. .Mass. Insl. .if 'IVcli . Pdis.air„la. Kla.; Canp Mav, 
^. J.; .\kn,n. (Iliii). !\. A. iNo. l.i.")7. 1,T.\. 

WirKs. Ji.HN II . Ma.hiiiisl. Hay Slior.-. I. I.. Nnw York. 
Pinsac.ila, Hay .Sli<iri'. Hnins«iik. MT.V. 

\VlDij.\Ki,, Skth C. Student Ollicor. Cliili Slalion. N. Y. 

WiDMEB, W. R.. Knsign, 129 W. 117th St., .New York 
f^ily. N. A. No. 1201. 

\\inMi n. VV. K., KnsiKn. .'jOS S. Main .Si., Onlcrvilln, 
l.iwa Mass. Inst. t,{ Tech., Kcv Wesl. Miami, lla.. 
llanii.Inn Hiiacis, Va., Pensacola, Kla. HTA. 

WK.MAN, Wai.teii \V.. Knsign, N. A. No. 177S. 

\Vii.BAn, Wailswokth. Knsien. 155 Colmnnct St., 
launton, Mass. N. A. No. 1196. 

Wil,co.\, RoBT. H.. EnsiKn. KIks Clnh. Amslerdain, N. 
Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key West, Miami, Pensacola, 
Um-enslown, Ireland; Wexford, Ireland. N. A. No. 12.j|. 

H r.\. 

ivi^^"''v^'*'"^'^'-'-"' f- Ensign, 113 Spg. St.. Rochester. 
N. Y. N. A. No. M05. 

, }\".''- Roi'T. S., Sludent Omccr, .Sell Locust Si., Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

WiLDEB. Kmokv II., Lieut. fj.K.), 1622 Forest Place, 
fcvauslon. 111. .Moss. Inst, of Tech.. Great Lakes. Key 
JVKst, Port Scwal, Miami, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
LI A. 

WiLDKR, llKHBEnT ¥., War. Machinist. 

Wii.Ev. Jaaies DtiNCAM, Sludciil Olliccr. 1.">II1 Deacon 
I.'"' /^ "'"'"• Mass. Mass. Insl, of ■|>ili.. Ilamplon 
lloacis, \a., Pensacola, Kin., New York, Hosloii. IIIW. 

Wii.ev, N. Chesteb. Sludent Olliccr, III Crocker St 
Somerville, Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech. LTA. 

WiLKiNs, Ci.EoN, Student Oflicer, Spanish Fork. Utah. 

\Vn.Km.s, K. B., Knslfn, 3771 Clay Si., Snu Francisco, 
Cnl. N. A. No. 1765. 

^^ iLKiNsoN, Win., War. Gunner. 

WiLiETT, .losEcH J., Jr., Student OfTicer, 1323 Ave. F., 
Annislon, Ala. 

IV ^\"'m''**V '^"T'"n S-. Lieut. tJB). Char.in, S. C. 

.N - A. No. 1 1 'I. 

WiLLTA.M, c. n. 

Mich. 

Williams, A. J., Ensign, 373 E. 207th St.. New York 
City. 

Williams, Cha.s.. Student Officer, 365 W. Clinton St.. 
I-.lmira, N. Y. 

Williams, C. E.. War. Gunner. 
Wilijams, ERNE.ST N., Student Officer. 
Williams. Eugene A. .Student Officer, 309 .Massachusells 
Ave., N. W., Washington. L). C. 

Williams, InA Jason. Student Officer. 1122 Fairmont 
St., Washinglon. D. C. 

Williams, J. G., Sludent Officer. 712 Canillcr HMk.. 
Atlanta. Ga.. Seattle, Washin ton. HTA. 

Williams, John Warren, Student Officer. 136 Edge- 
woixl St., Ilarllord, Conn. 

Williams, Lancdon T., Student Officer. 223 Woodland 
Ave, Columhus, Ohio. Dunwoody Inslilulc. Minn. 

WiLLiA.Ms. Marcus E., Ensign. 

Williams. Richard T., Ensign. 391 Elmwood Ave 
Biiiralo, N. Y. Mas.s. Inst, of Tech.. Miami, Pensacola. 
Key We^il. HTA. 

Williams, Siiinev D., Student Officer, 209 Slate Si 
llnrri.sl.nrg. Pa. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Miami, Florida. 
11 1 A. 

Williams. Stai nton, Sludent Officer. 990 Prospect Ave 
Ilarlford. Conn. Ala.ss. Inst, of Tech. HTA. 

Williams. Vernon M.. Ensign. N. A. No. 2210 

WiiiMMs. Wm. K.. Student Officer. 160 Wilson Ave 
Cnhiiuhiis. Ohio. 

\\lLll^M^oN. AliTlilB Iloici.Ass. Sliulent Officer, 6 
Oivision St., Ihon, N. Y. Mass. Insl. of Tech. HTA 

Williamson, H. L., Ensign. N. A. No. 629. 

WiLLmoHAM. JuDsoN. Student Officer, 703 Piedmont 
Ave., .\llanta, Ga. 

Willis, P. Connallv, Student Officer. 925 N. Ifilh St.. 
Waco, Texas. Seattle. Washington. San Diego, Cal. 
HTA. 

Wilus, Rert W., Ensign. N. A. No. 1739. 

Wii.soN, A. G.. War. Hontswain. 136 W. 90lh Si New 
York City. N. A. No. 1 163. 

Wilson, C. M., War. Machinist. 3961 Ashland Ave 
St. Louis. Mo., Coliiinliia University. Great Lakes 111 ■ 
Philadelphia, Pa.; Paiiillac. Ounkirk ,1'aimhocuf Krarice ' 



Lieut, (j.g.), 32 Slinson St., Delroil. 



Wii.soN, Charles C. Student Officer. 213 Webstei 
Ave., Muskegon. Mich. 

Wilson. D.. Lieul. Q.g.), 63 Hancock -St.. I>cxington. 
Mass. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Pensacola and ahoard U. S. S. 
Shawmul. 

Wilson, Everett Rohlano, Ensign High Park, Grand 
\icw Drive. Peoria. III. Mass. Insl. of Tech.. Bay Shore, 
L. I.. Pensacola. Ilamploti Roads. HT.\. 

Wilson, Frank M.. Sludent Officer, 5.5.33 Sierra V«ta 
St., L()s Angeles. Cal. 

Wilson. James IL, Student Officer. 3.!2 McKinley Ave, 
Salem, Ohio. Mass. Insl. ofTcch., Miami. HTA. 

Wilson, Jiii.iis L.. EiLsign. 116 W. 122nd St., New 
York Cily. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Key Wcsl. PensacolB. 
N. A. No. 1795. HTA. 

Wilson. Lincoln .S.. Lieut, rj.g.). H. F. D. No. 61, 
Norwalk. Conn. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Hay Shore. Ilamp- 
lon Roads. PeiLsacola. N. A. No. 1171. 



\\ iLsoN. Leslie E.. Student Officer, 
pilal. Fort Lyon, Colo. 

Wilson, Milton A., Student Officer, 
ershcld. Conn. 

WiusoN. Samuel J.. Student Officer. 
W1T.SON. W. II., Ensign, Tallahassei 
lOID. 



II. S. Naval Hos- 
1 St.llc SI., Weth- 



Fla 



N. A. No. 



W11.S0N, W. Henrv, Ensign. lK6SlaleSt.. Pcrlh Amhoy. 
N. J. 

WiusoN, Walter G., En.sign, 31 I5lli Si . Lowell, Mass. 
N. A. No. 1015. 

A\m.son, Wm. S., Ensign, 1239 {Jirard St., N. W., 
Washinglon, D. C. 

WiNvNTs, F. IL, Ensign, 15 W. Madison St., Baltimore, 
Md. 

WiNDsoB, John J., Student Officer, 1 19 Don Gnspor Ave., 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., U. S. S. Minnesola, .San Francisco. 
Hi A. 

WiNo. IIebbebt C. Lieut, (j.g.), 231 W. Ifllh Ave.. 
Columhus. Ohio. ,\kron, Rockaway (.)ueenstown. Ireland; 
Wcxlor.l. IrH.iii.l; H. N. A. S. Roehamplon, Eng., La 
Irinilc. Hrcsl. Fr.incc. 

\\lNN, Fred M , Sludent Officer, 629 VV. lOlh St., 
Oklahoma Cily, Okla. .Seattle. Washington. HTA. 

WiNSLOw, lUiRNsiDE, Eiisign. 115 Co!d Spring St., 
New Haven, Conn., Great Lakes. Pensacola. 

WlNSLow. Robert C, Sludent Officer, Uniim Trust 
Co., Indianapolis. Iml. .Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, 
Pensacola. Kla. HTX. 

Winston. James W., Student Officer, Dunrte, Cal. 

Wintebhalteb. William Cimbles, Ensign, 75 Lin vood 
Ave. Craflon, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Miami, Kla. 
N. A. No. 20.50. HTA. 

Winter.steen, John. Ensign. 2220 Delnnccy St., 
Philadelphia, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. Key West. 
N. A. No. U78. HTA. 

WiepERMAN, Wvi.TKR K., Student Officer, Loan & 
Trust Co.. Logansporl. Ind. 

Wiseman, C. J.. Sludent tJlTicer. 2221 Fulton St.. San 
Francisco. Cal. 

Withebill, Llston L., Student Officer, 100 Walnut St., 
Syracuse, N. Y. 

Wolf, E. L., Lieut. aeO. 1931 St. Paid St., Baltimore, 
Md. 

W OLFE, J., Lieut, (j.g.), Brooskidp Farm, Ossining, N. Y. 
,, ^^"'-I'lN. 'JEO. L., Ensign, 1705 W.-ilnut Si.. Berkeley, 
Cal., .Seattle. Washington: San Diego, Cal., Pensacola, 
Fin. N. A. No. 2211. HTA. 

Woon, Abthib R., War Carpenter. I'. S. 

WDoi). Fbi:i)i;rick S., Student Officer, 
.\vc., Cleveland, Ohio. 

Wool). (;. L., K:nsign. N. A. No. 1937. 

Woon, HiNRV L., Ensign, Huntington, 
Mass. Insl. of Tech., Instructor. 

Wood, Quuntan, Ensign, Logan, La. Seattle, W'nsh- 
inglon. Key West, Pensacola. Kla. N. A. No. 2307. HTA. 

Woon. R. C, Ensign. N. A. No. 1397. 

Woon, H. W., Ensign, Ivy Depot, Allicrmarle Co., Va. 
N. A. No. 2009. 

Wood, R. Warned. Ensign. 56 Warren Ave.. East, 
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Miami, 
Pensacola. HT.\. 

Wood. Itov W., Student Officer, 1205 Fairview Road, 
P. 11.. Lilllc Rock. Ark. 

Woon. Thomas W.. Student Officer. La Fnyctlc. Ala. 

WooDiTousE. Hmitland, Sludcut Officer. 3|9 W. End 
Ave.. .New York (aly. 

\\oonLM:F. Haboiu I!ov, Student Officer, Ottawa, Kan. 



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\A ooDiiuFF, liiuirE F., Ensign, HopkinsvUIe. Ky. 
Mass. Inst, of Tech., Key West, Pensacola. N. A. No. 
1873. HTA. 

\\'ooDruiFF, C C, Jr., Ensign, 525 University Ave, 
Ilhaca, N. V. N. A. No. 1139. 

WooDRiiFF, T., Ensign, 130 Atlantic St., Bridgetown, 
N..I. 

Woods, T. F., Ensign. 314 State St., Albany, N. Y. 

Woods, Wilmam R., Student Onicer, 1441 Lafayette St., 
Denver, Colo. 

WooDsiDi:, L. H., Ensign, 24 E. Madison St., Balli- 
more. Md. 

WooLEY, Geohce T., Lieut, (.i-g.)- 

WoOT,sEv, T. J., lOnsign, 350 Post St., San Francisco, 
Cal. N. A. No. 1331. 

WoRPEiv. Leslif J., Student Officer. 

WoBLEY. Fred M.. Student Officer, 1416 W. 6th St.. 
Topeka, Kans. Seattle, Miami. HTA. 

Worth, L. K.. Ensign, 728 W. Colorado Ave., Colo- 
rado Springs. Colo. N. A. No. 2075. 

Whav. James H. L.. P:nsign. 2218 Locust St.. Phila- 
delphia, Po. Mass. Insl. of Tech., Bay Shore, Pensacola, 
Moiilchlc, Fromentine. N. A. No. 936. HTA. 

Wbenn. Caivfiei.d M., Student Officer. 210 Capital 
Bk. BIdg., Des Moines. Iowa. Mass. Inst, of Tech. LTA. 



Wright, Allyn Lee. Ensign, Colnmhus, Wise. 

WniGH'r. Edward P.. Lieut. (].a.), 225 Taylor Ave., 
Detroit, Mich. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Bay Shore, Pen- 
sacohi. N. A. No. 954. HTA. 

Wright, F. IL. Ensign, Liberty, Ky. N. A. No. 148. 

WniGHT, Francis M., Student Officer, 911 W. Green 
St.. I'rhann, 111. 

Wright, James N., Ensign, 345 Gilpin St., Denver. 
Colo.. Great Lakes, Pensacola. 

Wright, Kenneth M., Student Ofliccr, RoIIa, Mo. 

Wright, Marc S., Ensign, 669 Washington St., Brook- 
line, Mass. Mass. Inst, of Tech.. San Diego, Cal., Pen- 
sacola. Fla. N. A. No. 1782. 

Wright. Ralph E., Student OfBcer, R. F. D. No. 5. 
Celina. Ohio. 

WniGHT, Richard S., Student Officer, 657 Anbury St., 
San Jose, Cal. Seattle, Washington. HTA. 

Wright, Theodore Paul. Lieut, (j.s.), 22 Lafayette 
St., Hempstead. L. L, N. Y. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo. 
Garden City. N. Y. HTA. 

Wright. W. F., Ensign, 861 W. Market St., Lima, 
Ohio. N. A. No. 1558. 

Wyant, Lynton D., Student Officer. 

WvMAN, Edward E., Ensign, 403 Lancaster Ave., 
Haverford, Pa. Mass. Inst, of Tech., Buffalo, Elizabeth. 



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To the men who wi're qualified early in the history of Narai Ariafion, the list given below leill he of 
particular interest as it shows the order in which the first 35(J men were designated as Narai Aviators. 
Up to the present time the Na"y h:is trained and so designated over 2,700 naval fliers. 






imm 



Vo. 


Name 


No. 


Name 


No. 


IVame 


No. 


1. 


Ellyson, T. G. 


65. 


Gates, A. L, 


125. 


Rodman, T. C. 


187. 


2. 


Rosers, J. 


651 


2. Brown, L W, 


126. 


Smith, E. T. 


188. 


3. 


Towerp, J. II. 


66. 


Lovetl, R. A. 


127. 


Otis, T. S. 


189. 


4. 


Herbsler, D. D. 


67. 


Ames, A. W. 


128. 


Hawkins, A, W. 


190. 


5. 


Cunnin^'ham, A. A.. 


68. 


Gould, E. C. B. 


129. 


l.iifkiu, C. 


191. 


6. 


Smith. H. 1.. 


70. 


Kilmer. 0. P. 


131.. 


Poller, S. 


192. 


7. 


Chevalier. G. deC. 


71. 


Talbot. P. 


131. 


Fuller, P. S. 


19-;. 


8. 


Bellinger. P. N. L. 


72. 


Davison, H. P. 


132. 


Gernea. E. de 


194. 


<). 


HillillKsley. \V. D. 


73. 


Vorys, J. M. 


133. 


f)ll, G, A, 


195. 


10. 


Murray, J. N. 


74. 


McLeish. K. 


134. 


Geary, J. W. 


197. 


Jl. 


Mustin. 11, C. 


75. 


Beach, C. F. 


1341 


i. Wetheral, R. W. 


198. 


12. 


Mcllvaine, W. M. 


76. 


Farwell. J. V. 


135. 


Ilinlon, W. 


199. 


1.!. 


Richarhson, 11. C. 


78. 


Read, R. B. 


136. 


Willcox, W. 


200. 


16. 


Whilinjr, K. 


79. 


Brush, G. M. 


137. 


Lee. B. L. 


201. 


17. 


Maxfield, I,. H. 


80. 


James, (). B. 


13K. 


Stone, E. A. 


202. 


IK. 


McDoimell, E. 


81. 


Rockefeller, W, A, 


139. 


Fuller, C. F. 


203. 


19. 


Capehart, W. 


82. 


Mcllwaine. A. G. 


141. 


Slocker, R. M. 


201. 


20. 


Spencer, K. W. 


84. 


Ireland, R. L. 


142. 


Foster, J. C. 


205. 


21. 


Harllelt, 11, T. 


85. 


Ingalls, D, S, 


143. 


Allen, F. S. 


206. 


22 


Murray, G. 


86. 


Walker, S, S, 


Ill 


Arnory, F. I. 


207. 


is! 


Corry. W. M. 


87. 


Smith, K, R. 


145. 


Rend, D. H. 


208. 


21. 


Read, A. C. 


88. 


Lynch, F, R. V, 


146. 


Goldthwaite, D. R. 


309. 


25, 


Johnson. E. F, 


89 


Lawrence, G. F, 


147. 


McCann, R. H. 


210. 


26. 


Evans, F, J. 


891 


r„ Merrill, N. E. 


148. 


Wright, A, H. 


210 


27. 


Paiinark, R, R, 


90. 


McLaughlin, G. 


149. 


Swift, H. 


211. 


28. 


Sroheld, 11, W, 


91. 


McGrary, F. R. 


150. 


Butler, S. M. 


212. 


29. 


Childs, W. G. 


92. 


Coombe, R. G. 


151. 


Gordon. H. B. 


213. 


30. 


Dicman, G. C, 


93. 


Landon, H, H, 


152. 


Zunino, F. A. 


211. 


31. 


Yoiinff, R, T. 


94. 


Culbert, E, P. 


153. 


Shea, E. L 


215. 


32. 


Gille.spie. G. S. 


95. 


Feher, A, 


154. 


Forreslall, J. V. 


216. 


33. 


Milsrher, M. A. 


95a 


. Fitz Simon, R. 


155. 


Brackenridge, G. 


217. 


34. 


Strickland. G. 1!. 


95b. Pichon. C. F. 


156. 


Gibson, H. F. 


219. 


3.S. 


Montlort, .1, (>, C, 


95c 


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157. 


Mu.lge, W, 


220. 


36. 


Cabaniss. R. W, 


96. 


Coil, E, W, 


158. 


Clarkson, W. 


221. 


37. 


Chase, N. R. 


96 


-s. Chamberlin, E. G. 


1.59. 


McC.id, P. 11. 


22 ■> 


38. 


Stone, E. F. 


97. 


Strader, R. M. N. 


160. 


Halslea.l, A. II. 


223! 


39. 


McKitlerick, E. II. 


98. 


Talbot, A. B 


161. 


Randolph, R. D. 


224. 


40. 


Leighton, B. G. 


99. 


Whitehouse, W. B. 


162. 


Matter, R 


225. 


41 


Griflin, V, C, 


100. 


Crompton, G 


163. 


Warburton, W. J 


226. 


42 


Cecil, H. B. R. 


101. 


Hamlen, W. L, 


163 


0, Peterson, H, A. 


227 


43. 


Siigden, C. E. 


102. 


Little, C. G. 


164. 


Rutherford, J. M. 


228. 


44 


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103. 


Brewer, A. D. 


165. 


Laughlin. G. M. 


229. 


45 


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104. 


Delano, M. P. 


166. 


Evans, G. B. 


230. 


46 


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105. 


Lansdowne, Z. 


167. 


Johnson, A. R. 


231. 


47. 


Peyton, P. J. 


106. 


Hell. G. W. 


168. 


McCulloch, D. II. 


232. 


48 


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107. 


Chadwick, N. 


169. 


Pierce, T, J, H, 


233. 


49. 


Geiger, R. S, 


108. 


Ditraan, A. J. 


171. 


Shaw, G. W. 


234. 


50. 


Bonner, W. D. 


109. 


Donnelly, T. 


172. 


Peck, L. S. 


235. 


51. 


Murphy, T. H. 


110. 


Carter, R. C. 


173. 


Humphreys, W, V. 


236. 


52. 


Mason, C. P. 


111. 


Stone. G. W. 


174. 


Berger. F. G. B. 


237. 


52 


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110 


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175. 


Boyd, T. P. 


238. 


53. 


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112. 


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175! 


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239. 


51. 


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113. 


Fallon, N. 


176. 


White, B. C, 


240. 


55. 


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111. 


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177. 


Coddington, D. II. 


2!1. 


55 


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115. 


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178. 


Kerr, R. H. 


242. 


56. 


Barin, L. T. 


116. 


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179. 


Whitled 1 A 


213. 


57. 
58. 


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Masek, W. 


117. 
118. 


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180, 


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244. 
215. 
246. 


59. 


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119. 


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181. 


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60. 


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120. 


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182. 


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61. 


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121. 


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183. 


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247. 


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122 


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248. 


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123! 


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185. 


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249. 


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124. 


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186. 


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250. 



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